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Is multiplying two functions, such as (fg)(x) the same as compositing then into f(g(x))?
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In general, no.
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Well, I am mostly confused on how to multiply two functions together. I have f(x)= 2x-5, and g(x)=2-x. My teacher didn't explain how to multiply them so I was wondering if it is the same as compositing them,
Multiply the expressions for the two functions. In this case, (2x-5)(2-x).
Oh ok. thanks
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