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if f(x) = \[x ^{2}\] and g(x) = sqrt x .. then [fog] of x = \[(\sqrt{x})^{2}\]
right?
yes why? what's the issue?
so fog(x) = \[\sqrt{x^2}\]
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no issue.. just making sure i am composing these in the correct order.
btw.. ive been your fan for awhile @ilikephysics2
actually check the answer with the product rule if your not sure, cause it can be incorrect
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