The function f (x) = x / (AX + b) (a, B are non-zero real constants) satisfies that f (2) = 1 and the equation f (x) = x has only one solution 1. Find the value of a and B. We already know that a = 0.5, B = 1 2. Is there a real constant M, n such that for any x, f (x) + F (M-X) = n constant in the domain of definition? If so, find out the value of M, N. if not, explain the reason

The function f (x) = x / (AX + b) (a, B are non-zero real constants) satisfies that f (2) = 1 and the equation f (x) = x has only one solution 1. Find the value of a and B. We already know that a = 0.5, B = 1 2. Is there a real constant M, n such that for any x, f (x) + F (M-X) = n constant in the domain of definition? If so, find out the value of M, N. if not, explain the reason

(2)f(x)=2x/(x+2)
f(x)+f(m-x)
=2x/(x+2)+2(m-x)/(m-x+2)
=n
Let x = 0, then 2m / (M + 2) = n
Let x = - 1, then 2 (M + 1) / (M + 3) = n + 2
The solution is: M = - 4, n = 4
∴f(x)+f(-x-4)
=2x/(x+2)+2(x+4)/(x+2)
=4