Find the following combinations and composites:
f(x)= x=5 g(x)=[x^2] - 5x
a) (f=g)(x)

There's more but I just need the jist to know what to do idk how please explain ;o

Question

Find the following combinations and composites:
f(x)= x=5  g(x)=[x^2] - 5x
a) (f=g)(x)

There's more but I just need the jist to know what to do idk how please explain ;o

anonymous · Answer

is that equal sign suppose to be a +

anonymous · Answer

whoops! yes

anonymous · Answer

here is the idea my friend:

(f+g)(x)=f(x)+g(x)

anonymous · Answer

Is it really that easy?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

alright, what about this: 
$$\left( f | g \right)(x)$$

anonymous · Answer

is that suppose to be division sign?

anonymous · Answer

idk how to make the little circle sign, it has (f o G)(x) ??

anonymous · Answer

oh, if you wanted a circle you should have out an o there of somehting, that line is not even close to a circle

anonymous · Answer

$$f o g(x)=f(g(x))$$

anonymous · Answer

lol i know, but it is shown like that line too

anonymous · Answer

your awesome. thanks

anonymous · Answer

no problem