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Find g(x), g(x^2) = 1/(x+3)
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\[g(x^2)=1/(x+3)\]
g(x)=?
@ganeshie8
A very useful tip for this would be the equivalence exponents have: \[g(x)=g(\sqrt{x^2})\]
So your saying to take the square root of the equation
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