Use the graph to answer the following questions. (refer to image) (g) What is (f◦g−1)(5) (h) Solve forx: (f◦g)(x) = 0 (i) Solve forx:f(x)>0

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Use the graph to answer the following questions. (refer to image)

(g) What is (f◦g−1)(5)

(h) Solve forx: (f◦g)(x) = 0

(i) Solve forx:f(x)>0

ge)
-4
-2
Transcribed Image Text:ge) -4 -2
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Part 1.)

1.) ( f • g -1 )(5) = f( g -1(5) ) = f( 4 ) = -2.

as from the graph g(4) = 5 so g -1(5) = 4 .

 

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