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Consider the functions f (x)=x^2 +9x and g(x)=1/x f(g(-1)) is ... ? g(f(I/2)) is ... ?
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For the first question you -Substitute x= -1 into g(x). So g(-1) = 1/-1 Then you get -1 right? So then afterwards you know g(-1) = -1 So f (-1) = ? So now you use x=-1 and substitute it into x^2 +9x Do you get it? :)
Yesss thank you @butterflydreamer
You're welcome! The second question follows the same method :)
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