
Dawn T. answered 06/07/21
BS in Mathematics + Teaching Experience in Prealgebra
g(f(x)) means you put f(x) into g(x)
for example if we were to do g(3) we'd replace the x in g with a 3. So we'd get g(3) = √(3 - 3) = 0
but for this problem instead of plugging in some number into g, we're putting in an entire function
so put f(x) = x2 - 1 into g(x) by replacing the x with f(x), then simpify
the domain of g(f(x)) should be a range of x that keeps that function a real number, where the number under the square root stays positive
I recommend using Desmos or a graphing tool