You are given a graph of f(x) and g(x). How would you find g(f(2))??????

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anonymous · Answer

Since it is the g(f(2)), wouldn't you find the x-value 2 on the f(x) graph and use the y-value as the x on the g(x) graph?

anonymous · Answer

Why? Im sort of confused.... Ill post a picture of the graph...

anonymous · Answer

@Study23 , you are right :)  I made a mistake

anonymous · Answer

This should be the right way :
See, in f(x) graph, for x = 2, find the y -value 
After that the y -value you get is your x of the g(x) graph
Now the y-value for the corresponding x- value you you found above is your answer :)

anonymous · Answer

That makes sense. Thanks for clarifying!

anonymous · Answer

Sorry for confusing earlier :)