Question

Thank you for your time

Answer 1

At x=5, f(x)=0, which means g(f(x)) would be -3. As x starts to increase, g(f(x)) would start to increase as well. So the range for g(f(x)) when x>5 is -3<g(f(x))<infinity

Answer 2

im confused

Answer 3

The first thing you want to do is see how g(f(x)) behaves at the boundary, which is x=5. So I just tested that it would be equal to -3 when x=5. Is that what confused you?

Answer 4

I think

Answer 5

If you still don't feel entirely comfortable I'm here to help!

Answer 6

I dont, could you show me step by step

Answer 7

Smokey