For a natural number n, with v2(n) we denote the largest integer k≥0 such that 2k∣n. Let us assume that the function f:N→N meets the conditions:(i) f(x)≤3x for all natural numbers x∈N.
(ii) v2(f(x)+f(y))=v2(x+y) for all natural numbers x,y∈N.Prove that for every natural number a there exists exactly one natural number x such that f(x)=3a. number theoryfunctional equationfunctionalgebra