Question

suppose H(x)=(9-6x)^7. find two functions f and g such that (fog)(x)=H(x). neither function can be the identity function. I've been working on this forever and am getting nowhere. suppose H(x)=(9-6x)^7. find two functions f and g such that (fog)(x)=H(x). neither function can be the identity function. I've been working on this forever and am getting nowhere. @Mathematics

Answer 1

let g(x) = 9-6x and f(x) = x^7

Answer 2

so f(g(x)) = f(9-6x) = (9-6x)^7

Answer 3

wow i was way over thinking that one thank you so much!