f(x)=4x+1 and g(x)=x^2-5 , find (f o g)(4) how do I do this??
f(g(x))=f(x^2-5)=4(x^2-5)+1
f(g(4))=4(16-5)+1=4*11+1=45
@Agent47, of course your answer is correct, but as a general policy, we prefer that you lead people to the answer rather than laying it all out at once.
@JamesJ as far as I can tell, this place hasn't changed a bit, and almost nobody ever leads people to the answer rather than laying it all out at once.
Well, you can be part of the difference then!
@SantanaG another method is to find g(4) first. what do you think is g(4)?
g(4)= 4^2-5 =11
correct. now find f(11)
4(11)+1=45
that's the other method :)
oh wow that was easy!! thank you @lgbasallote
hehe lol. just make sure you dont get confused with using that :) it can sometimes get tricky
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