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I am trying to input a problem; however I am unable to figure out how to enter the little circle that appears between (f ? g) (x).. It looks like the word fog; however the 0 is a little circle. Anyone know how to enter that into a formula for doing composition of two function?
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its just a lower case O (f o g)
it means 'f' of 'g'
Wow..thank you so very much.
your welcome :)
Actually there is a command for it. \circ or \bigcirc \[(f\circ g)\]
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\[(f\bigcirc g)\]
lol...... thatsa bigga meatball :)
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