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Given f(x)=x+3 and g(x)=x^2, which function represents f(g(x))?
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\[\large \color{blue}{f(x)=x+3},\qquad\color{orangered}{ g(x)=x^2}\] \[\huge \color{blue}{f(}\color{orangered}{g(x)}\color{blue}{)}= \color{blue}{f(}\color{orangered}{x^2}\color{blue}{)}\] \[\huge \color{blue}{f(x)=(x)+3} \quad \rightarrow \quad\color{blue}{f(}\color{orangered}{x^2}\color{blue}{)=(\color{orangered}{x^2})+3}\]
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