SOLUTION: f(x)=x^3. g(x)=(sq. root of)x. h(x)=x-4. and j(x)=2x. If k(x)=(sq. root of x^3-4), Express k(x) as a composite of three of the four functions listed. Please explain how you arrived
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Question 160480: f(x)=x^3. g(x)=(sq. root of)x. h(x)=x-4. and j(x)=2x. If k(x)=(sq. root of x^3-4), Express k(x) as a composite of three of the four functions listed. Please explain how you arrived at your solution! I'm begging for help!!! Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source):
