\"\"

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Consider \"\" is an odd function.

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From the definition : \"\"

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The composite function is \"\".

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\"\"

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          \"\"                              ( Since \"\" )

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Here we can not decide whether it is either even or odd function.

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When \"\" is an odd function then \"\" can be either even function or odd function.

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So it depends on the function \"\".

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\"\"

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Case 1:

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Consider \"\" is an even function.

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From the definition : \"\".

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The composite function is \"\".

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\"\"

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          \"\"                           ( Since \"\" )

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          \"\"                              ( Since \"\" )

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          \"\"

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\"\".

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When \"\" is an odd function and \"\" is an even function then \"\" is an even function.

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\"\"

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Case 2:

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Now consider \"\" is an odd function.

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From the definition : \"\".

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The composite function is \"\".

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\"\"

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         \"\"                           ( Since \"\" )

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         \"\"                           ( Since \"\" )

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         \"\"

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\"\".

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When \"\" and \"\" are odd functions then \"\" is an odd function.

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\"\"

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\"\" is an odd function then \"\" can be either even function or odd function.

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\"\" is an even function then \"\" is an even function.

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\"\" is an odd functions then \"\" is an odd function.