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 Let g(x)=f(x)1 . If f(x)+f(1x)=2xR, then g(x) is symmetrical about 

a
the origin
b
the line x=12
c
the point (1,0)
d
the point 12,0

detailed solution

Correct option is D

f(x)−1+f(1−x)−1=0 So, g(x)+g(1−x)=0 Replacing x by x+12, we get g12+x+g12−x=0 So, it is symmetrical about 12,0 .    If fa+x+fa-x=0 then fx is symmetric about a,0

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