Hey guys, can you please help me? So Confused and would love if someone could work out the 2 problems!
Find f(x) and g(x) so the function can be expressed as y = f(g(x)).

1. y = 8/x^2 + 4
2. y = 2/x^2+ 3
Thank You So Much!

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Hey guys, can you please help me? So Confused and would love if someone could work out the 2  problems!
Find f(x) and g(x) so the function can be expressed as y = f(g(x)).

1. y = 8/x^2 + 4  
2.  y = 2/x^2+ 3 
Thank You So Much!

anonymous · Answer

Honestly this is a weird question.

anonymous · Answer

What sort of topics are you going over now? Can you look back at any practice problems? Are there any example answers you could show us?

anonymous · Answer

I do know f(x) is just a fancy way of writing y...

anonymous · Answer

when calculating the y-int. serves as f(x)

anonymous · Answer

So this is kinda weird. Maybe someone else can help.

anonymous · Answer

well heres one... f(x)=(radical)x+9; g(x)=8x-13 which should come out to 2(radical)2x-1

anonymous · Answer

Maybe I don't understand.. in your 1 and 2 equations that you posted at first, do those have radicals? Or do the "/" slashes represent division?

anonymous · Answer

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