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di you know any videos of where i can learn this
i understand functions but not too sure of how to approach questions like this.
What the question is saying that the (x) inside g(x) will be the function h(x). This means you replace the x term in the g(x) with whatever the function h(x)n is
Hmmm, let me get back to you on that
Give me a couple of minutes
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These 2 could be pretty helpful
Here's how I would approach such a problem.
The first thing i would try and do is to see how would I simplify such a function? Could I replace something with a y term?
Lets take a look at part ii
Your x term basically represents an unknown
ohhhh
i see thankyou so much.
i appreciate all the help, was stumped on this
No worries!