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In general, what would every child function have in common with the parent function f (x)= x?

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If f(x) =x, is the father function, then all it's child function would be equally inclined to x and y-axis respectively.

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In general, what would every child function have in common with the parent function f (x)= x?​

In general, what would every child function have in common with the parent function f (x)= x?