SOLUTION: Suppose that the functions p and q are as follows p(x)=x^2+6 q(x)=sqrt x+1 Find the following (p*q)(3) (q*p)(3)

SOLUTION: Suppose that the functions p and q are as follows p(x)=x^2+6 q(x)=sqrt x+1 Find the following (pq)(3) (qp)(3)

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Question 1088894: Suppose that the functions p and q are as follows
p(x)=x^2+6
q(x)=sqrt x+1
Find the following
(p*q)(3)
(q*p)(3)
Answer by natolino_2017(77) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
p(3) = (3)^2 + 6 = 15.
q(3) = sqrt(3) +1.
so p*q (3) = 15(sqrt(3)+1).
@natolino_
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