
William W. answered 01/08/22
Experienced Tutor and Retired Engineer
You just multiply the functions together and then look for issues that would prevent "x" from being any number:
I'm unsure whether g(x) = sin(2x) or if it is g(x) = sin2(x) but, I'll assume the first:
The domain restriction is that you cannot divide by zero so x cannot equal -1 meaning the domain is:
(-∞,-1)U(-1,∞)
Notice that b) is the exact same answer.
For c) you get x2/(1 + x)2 and you have the same domain restrictions.
But for d) you get sin2(2x) and there are no restrictions for the domain so the domain is (-∞,-∞). Remember that the graph of y = sin(x) is continuous for all "x"

William W.
Please make sure you are NOT supposed to be finding the composite function f○g which is something completely different.01/09/22