Chapter 5: Q. 2 (page 348)
In Problems 2 – 4, for the given functions f and g find:
(a) (f o g)(2)
(b) (g o f) (-2)
(c) (f o f)(4)
(d) ( g o g) (-1)
Short Answer
(a) (f o g)(2)=-26
(b) (g o f) (-2) = -241
(c) (f o f)(4) = 16
(d) ( g o g) (-1) = -1
Chapter 5: Q. 2 (page 348)
In Problems 2 – 4, for the given functions f and g find:
(a) (f o g)(2)
(b) (g o f) (-2)
(c) (f o f)(4)
(d) ( g o g) (-1)
(a) (f o g)(2)=-26
(b) (g o f) (-2) = -241
(c) (f o f)(4) = 16
(d) ( g o g) (-1) = -1
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