#6, 10, 14, 18 and 22
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is it 8?
9?
is 10 f(f(1))=6
No, take it step by step
So your first step is to evaluate the innermost value
Which is f(1)
When you find that value, you can plug it in and find the outer value
So you have f(f(1)). We find what f(1) is and we substitute the result into f(f(1))
For problem 6 you did this:
f(g(5)) = f(8) = 9
Try again and try writing it out like that
F(f(1))=f(6)=36?
f(5) is 0
That's a good guess
No, you're right
aint no way
It's your best guess so far
Yes lmaoo
ur asking how much one g is for x=1?
Im asking you the value g(x) for x=1
No, your x values are on the horizontal line (x-axis) and you read the value of the function on the vertical line (y-axis)
What I drew there is g(1)
For value x=1, g(x) or g(1) is 3
Back to our problem, we had f(g(1))
Now we know g(1) is 3
So we're looking for f(3)
What is f(3)?
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