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Let f(x) = -4x + 7 and g(x) = 10x - 6. Find f(g(x)).
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substitute x=10x-6 in -4x + 7
Huh?
-4(10x-6)+7
Ohh I thought so.
-40x+31
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yups thats the ans
f(g(x))=-40x+31 this is how i went about it... g(x)=10x-6 for f(g(x))....take g(x) as the x and substitute it into g(x) to give f(g(x))=-4(10x-6)+7 =-40x+31
That's much easier than it looks. Thanks so much, you two!
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I actually have one more...
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you are most welcome
ok, lets try that too
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