Raymond B. answered 05/02/23
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f=x+1, g=x^2-1
f+g =x^2 +x
fg= x^3-x^2-x-1
f(g(1))= f(0)= 1
g(f(x)= g(x+1)= x^2+2x
Wendell W.
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(f+g) (x)
(fg) (x)
(g o f) (x)
(f o g) (1)
Raymond B. answered 05/02/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
f=x+1, g=x^2-1
f+g =x^2 +x
fg= x^3-x^2-x-1
f(g(1))= f(0)= 1
g(f(x)= g(x+1)= x^2+2x
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