That's a rigorous proof above but thinking about it graphically...
An even function has line symmetry about the y axis (e.g. y=x^2) , -f(x) has the effect of reflecting f(x) in the x axis. So -f(x) would still retain line symmetry ( about the y axis) and therefore would still be even.
I hope that makes sense!?
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