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Let R be the set of all real numbers . If f:R-R is giev by f(x)=3x + 2, for all x belongs to R and g:R-R is given by g(x)= x/x^2 + 1 , for all x belongs to R find the following f°g, g°f, f°f and g°g .

Posted by Arnab H. 3 years, 11 months ago

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Here I will tell you how to find F0g & hope you will find the remaining.

f0g is pronounced as f of g(x)

f0g = f{g(x)} = f { $x \over x^2 +1$ }

We have put the value of g(x) given in question.

Now let us assume that ${x \over x^2 +1} = y$

Therefore, f { $x \over x^2 +1$ } = f{y}

as f{x} = 3x+2

f{y} = 3y +2

Therefore

f{ ${x \over x^2 +1}$ } = 3 * ${x \over x^2 +1}$ + 2

=> f0g = ${3x \over x^2 +1} +2$

On Solving

f0g = ${3x + 2x^2 +2\over x^2 +1}$

Answer.

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