SOLUTION: i am stuck on the following problem suppose h is a function defined by h(x)=(fog)(x). if h(x)=absolute value -11x-6, what is f(x) any help would be appreciated

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Question 921713: i am stuck on the following problem

suppose h is a function defined by h(x)=(fog)(x). if h(x)=absolute value -11x-6, what is f(x)

any help would be appreciated
Answer by richard1234(7193) About Me  (Show Source):
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There are many answers. Assuming you mean h(x) = |-11x-6|, you could have g(x) = -11x-6, f(x) = |x|, for example. Or g(x) = |-11x-6| and f(x) = x.