Let f x = a x ( a > 0 ) be written as f x = f 1 x + f 2 x , where f 1 ( x ) is an even function and f 2 ( x ) is an odd function. Then f 1 x + y + f 1 ( x - y ) equals:

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Let f x = a x ( a &#62; 0 ) be written as f x = f 1 x + f 2 x , where f 1 ( x ) is an even function and f 2 ( x ) is an odd function. Then f 1 x + y + f 1 ( x - y ) equals:

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Correct answer: A. 2 f 1 x f 1 y

f x = a x , &#8201; a &#62; 0 f x = a x + a - x + a x - a - x 2 &#8658; f 1 x = a x + a - x 2 f 2 x = a x - a - x 2 &#8658; f 1 x + y + f 1 x - y = a x + y + a - x - y 2 + a x - y + a - x + y 2 = a x + a - x 2 a y + a - y = f 1 x &#215; 2 f 1 y = 2 f 1 x f 1 y

Let f x = a x ( a > 0 ) be written as f x = f 1 x + f 2 x , where f 1 ( x ) is an even function and f 2 ( x ) is an odd function. Then f 1 x + y + f 1 ( x - y ) equals:

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Let f x = a x ( a &#62; 0 ) be written as f x = f 1 x + f 2 x , where f 1 ( x ) is an even function and f 2 ( x ) is an odd function. Then f 1 x + y + f 1 ( x - y ) equals:

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Let f x = a x ( a > 0 ) be written as f x = f 1 x + f 2 x , where f 1 ( x ) is an even function and f 2 ( x ) is an odd function. Then f 1 x + y + f 1 ( x - y ) equals: