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given f(x)=x^2+7 and g(x)=(x-4)/x find (g*f)(-1)
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plug in -1 into both expressions evaluate then multiply the results
f(-1)=-1^2+7 g(-1)=(-1-4)/-1?
f(-1)=(-1)^2+7 g(-1)=(-1-4)/(-1) so I made one correct to f(-1) expression thing anyways you need to evaluate both (-1)^2+7 and (-1-4)/(-1)
and then multiply the results
6 and 5?
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so is it 30?
sometimes \[( f * g)(x) \equiv f (g(x)) \]
so I got 29=-30
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