Will medal

Let f(x)=((x^2)+3x-4) and g(x)=(x+4)

Find f • g and state the domain.

Find f/g and state the domain.

Please show work.

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Will medal

Let f(x)=((x^2)+3x-4) and g(x)=(x+4)

Find f • g and state the domain.

Find f/g and state the domain.

Please show work.

omarbirjas · Answer

$$f(x)=(x ^{2}+3x-4)$$

omarbirjas · Answer

^^^^ Easier way to read it.

anonymous · Answer

ey there, welcome to OpenStudy. If you have any questions about the site feel free to shoot me a message. And when asking a question, you can edit the original blue area post. Now on to your question. f(x)=(x2+3x−4) g(x)=(x+4) Part (a): f(x)×g(x) You have any thoughts on how to set about this part?

omarbirjas · Answer

@freegirl112 Not at all, all i know that  f • g is just like saying f(g(x))...i think. Or something along those lines.

anonymous · Answer

That is what I just eplained

omarbirjas · Answer

Yea, that's all I know. About this....i knew that before you told me btw, just saying.

anonymous · Answer

I know that

omarbirjas · Answer

Ok now what am I supposed to do?