On functions 1. It is known that f (x) is an increasing function on (- ∞, + ∞). If a + B ≤ 0, then f (x) is an increasing function A.f (a)+f (b) ≤-f (a) -f (b) B.f (a)+f (b)≥-f (a) -f (b) C.f (a)+f (b) ≤f (-a) +f (-b) D.f (a)+f (b)≥f (-a) +f (-b) 2. If f (1 / x) = x / (1-x2), then f (x) =? Note: (1-x2) is a whole, and its 2 represents the square of X

On functions 1. It is known that f (x) is an increasing function on (- ∞, + ∞). If a + B ≤ 0, then f (x) is an increasing function A.f (a)+f (b) ≤-f (a) -f (b) B.f (a)+f (b)≥-f (a) -f (b) C.f (a)+f (b) ≤f (-a) +f (-b) D.f (a)+f (b)≥f (-a) +f (-b) 2. If f (1 / x) = x / (1-x2), then f (x) =? Note: (1-x2) is a whole, and its 2 represents the square of X

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Because a + B ≤ 0, count a