Question 1036807: For the functions f and g, given that
f∘g = {(4,3), (-1,9), (-2,7)}
What is an example of sets of ordered
pairs for f and g that fits this
information?
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20077) (Show Source):
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If (a,b) is a member of g
and (b,c) is a member of f
then (a,c) is a member of f∘g
(4,3) is a member of f∘g, so let a=4 and c=3
Since (4,b) is a member of g
and (b,3) is a member of f
then (4,3) is a member of f∘g
We just need to make up a value for b, say 6, then
Since (4,6) is a member of g
and (6,3) is a member of f
then (4,3) is a member of f∘g
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(-1,9) is a member of f∘g, so let a=-1 and c=9
Since (-1,b) is a member of g
and (b,9) is a member of f
then (-1,9) is a member of f∘g
We just need to make up a value for b, say 5, then
Since (-1,5) is a member of g
and (5,9) is a member of f
then (-1,9) is a member of f∘g
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(-2,7) is a member of f∘g, so let a=-2 and c=7
Since (-2,b) is a member of g
and (b,7) is a member of f
then (-2,7) is a member of f∘g
We just need to make up a value for b, say -8, then
Since (-2,8) is a member of g
and (8,7) is a member of f
then (-2,7) is a member of f∘g
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Therefore g = {(4,6), (-1,5), (-2,8)} and
f = {(6,3), (5,9), (8,7)}
is an example of what g and f could be.
Edwin
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