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Let f(x)=5x-4 and g(x)=x^2-1. Find each value. 1) \[f(g(\sqrt{6}))\] 2) f(g(0)) 3) \[g(f(4/5))\]
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@dumbcow can you help
how 'bout me?
you can too :)
f(x)=5x-4 and g(x)=x^2-1 #1 f(g(sqrt6)) = lets find g(sqrt6). Can you calculate it?
dpalnc will help you :)
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(square root of 6)^2-1=5?
good. now with this answer, stick it into f(x)
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ok. #2 looks easy what's your answer?
take your time...
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I got -9
good. the third one shouldn't be too tough.. what do you have for f(4/5)?
-1
is that your answer for #3 or my previous question?
#3
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then you're done! good job. remember in composition of functions, figure out the "inside" function first then put it on the "outside" function.
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