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So sub in your entire expression for g−¹(x) as your “x” term for g(x)
i.e. replace the x in 6 - 2x with (x-6)/-2
Actually you dont need that because its always x for any function and its inverse
Part b) ok so what I like to do first and what u should do is find inverse g and so essentially that would be 6-x/2 u then wanna sub this back in g and it would be 6-2(6-x/2) so 6-(12-2x/2) which can be simplified to 6–x and then 6-6-x =-x