SOLUTION: m[n(x)] if n(x) = 3^x and m(t) = SQRT(t) + 1

SOLUTION: m[n(x)] if n(x) = 3^x and m(t) = SQRT(t) + 1

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Question 865945: m[n(x)] if n(x) = 3^x and m(t) = SQRT(t) + 1

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