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I am looking in your post and CAN NOT understand, what is your fg(x) = 2x +3 ?
Is it fog(x) (composition) ?
Or (fg)(x) (the product of the two functions) ?
Could you clarify ?
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Comment from student: composition.
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My responce. OK, composition.
1. First of all, it means that your original formulation in the post was wrong.
The correct writing is fog(x)=2x+3.
The composition is always denoted as fog.
2. Then you can write fog(x) = f(g(x)) = = 2x + 3.
Replace here by other variable, for example, t.
You will get f(t) = 2x + 3.
But since t = , you have x = , therefore
f(t) = = .
Now you can replace t in both sides by x (it is simply another symbol for the variable), and you will get f(x) = .
It is your answer: f(x) = .
Check. fog(x) = f(g(x) = = = = 2x + 3. Correct !
Solved.