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Question 814799: (f of g)(4) (g of f)(2) (f of f)(1)
f(x)=4x^2-3
g(x)=3-1/2x^2
I've been trying to solve this equation and i have spent about two hours on it. I think my problem might just be the fraction part.
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(f of g)(4) (g of f)(2) (f of f)(1)
f(x)=4x^2-3
g(x)=3-1/2x^2
I've been trying to solve this equation and i have spent about two hours on it. I think my problem might just be the fraction part.


, or g(4) = - 5
f(g(4)) now becomes f(- 5)
Since , then
Use the same concept to solve the rest.
You can do the check!!
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