Okay one more question.. well, more of a review of my work. Anyway... I was told to find (f o g o h)(x). I'll put the rest in the comments.
I know that (f o g o h)=f(g(h(x))), which seems pretty confusing but I understand it pretty well. Anyway,\[f(x)=3x\]\[g(x)=x-3\]\[h(x)=\sqrt{x}\]so what I did first was find (f o g) which is \[(f o g)=3x-9\] and added h(x) to it to get\[(f o g o h)=3(\sqrt{x})-9\]
does this need simplifying? if so, how do I simplify it?
@phi can you check my work, please?
your final answer is correct, but we first find g(h(x)) then f( g(h(x)))
Ohh, okay that makes sense too (:
So the final answer is correct? It doesn't need to be simplified any further?
Moreso it CAN'T be simplified any further without the value of the variable?
it looks good
yeah, can't be simplified..
Okay thank yous (:
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