find (g·f)(3) f(x)= 3x-2 g(x) = x^2
9
multiply what the functions are equal to together.
(g·f)(x) = g(x)·f(x) So you multiply the two functions together: g(x)·f(x) = (3x-2)(x^2) to find (g·f)(3), just plug in x=3 into that^
I got 3x^3 - 2x^2 X = 9
is that right?
yes
that's funny bc its not one of the answer on my quiz D: ?????????
what are the answers that you have?
thats not one of them either o.o
49
ohhh wait its a composite
3x^3 - 2x^2 plug in x=3, it's not 9.
its a composite function ~.~ I read it wrong.
when you have (g.f)(3) you pluf 3 in f(x) first then the result that you get you plug it into g(x), so answer is 49
Oh it's gof(x)... very different to (g·f)(3). g(f(3)) = g(3*3 - 2) = g(7) = 7^2
what if you have (fof)(0) and f(x)=x^2-1 wouldn't the outcome still be 0?
-1
ooooooooooo i get it now.
@agent0smith so was my answer right?
so its just f(f(x))
^stop posting answers especially when they're wrong @sensuelle1985 f(f(x)) = f(0^2-1) = f(-1) = (-1)^2 - 1 = 0
yeah gotta plug -1 into the equation again
@agent0smith i meant to put 0 its, an error and as far as the other question the answer that I have found was part of her choices!
Thank you you guys :3
and @hkmiu yes you have to put -1 in the equation
@sensuelle1985 this wasn't though: You've already chosen the best response. Medals 0 9 25 minutes ago ^ posting answers is not helpful. Posting wrong answers is really unhelpful.
no i haven't chose any answer as best response! and thats not the point as we are here to help each other out, so cut it Mr smart!!!
^don't post answers without showing any working, it's actually part of the site's TOS. Posting an answer, even if correct, doesn't help someone learn.
thank you for your input! will do for now on
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