prove that
f(x)=[x/e^x-1]+[x/2]+1
is an even function on R \ {0}

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While giving x=2 and x=-2 the answer which I get is completely different when comparing with the function.
I think there is an error in the question.
Check the question again. If it is the same there is a mistake in the question.

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