I am running into a problem where I cannot remember how to define (FoG)(X) in a graphing calculator, does anybody know how?

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Vocaloid · Answer

What calculator do you have? You can try looking up “composite function” and then whatever model of calculator you have

JamesTDG · Answer

@vocaloid wrote:

What calculator do you have? You can try looking up “composite function” and then whatever model of calculator you have

I'm attempting to do it on an online graphing calculator (desmos)

Vocaloid · Answer

I'm not super familiar with desmos, but you can enter f(g(x)) after defining f(x) and g(x). https://www.desmos.com/calculator/zmr2mvstiz do you also need the calculated function or is the graph itself ok?

JamesTDG · Answer

Yeah, its good. Just needed to refresh my mind on that one, thanks!