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[" 4) "f(2)=5" (- ) "1" able discontinuity at "x=2],[" Let "f:R rarr R" be a continuous onto function satisfying "f(x)+f(-x)=0,AA x in R." If "f(-3)],[" Let "f:R rarr R" be a continuous onto function satisfying "f(x)=0" has: "],[" and "f(5)=4ln[-5,5]," then the equation "f(x)=0" hactly two real roots "],[" 1) exactly three real roots "quad " 4) at least three real roots "],[" 3) at least five real roots "]

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