Question

Let f(x) = x – 6 and g(x) = x^2 – x + 4.
Find g(f(x)).

Answer 1

to get g(f(x))
just replace 'x' in g(x) by f(x) = x-6
what u get ?

Answer 2

g(f(x)=g(x-6)=

Jusy plug in x-6 in place of x in x^2 – x + 4.

Answer 3

(x-6)^2-(x-6)+4 and I'd solve this to get my answer?

Answer 4

yep! just simplify it....

Answer 5

Yes.

Answer 6

k thx

Answer 7

You are intelligento boy :)

Answer 8

is it ?

Answer 9

it's x^2-13x+46 and thx for helping :)

Answer 10

Welcome :)

Answer 11

oh, yes....you are intelligent!

Answer 12

Give a medal to hartnn,Oh nvm i will give 3:

Answer 13

thanks uri! but i am not here for medals.... he understood, thats my medal :)

Answer 14

OMG THATS WHAT I WANTED TO HERE! EXACTLY THAT BRO! UREBA IS PROUD OF YOU! XDD