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  • 19-07-2016
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how do i find g(f(x) with these f(x) = x-7÷x+3 and g(x) = -3x-7÷x-1

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JunhaoZ
JunhaoZ JunhaoZ
  • 19-07-2016
You would want to put the function of f(x) into all of the x in g(x), so that
[tex]-3(x-7/x+3)-7/(x-7/x+3)-1[/tex]
Then you simplify and convert the constants into fractions of same value.
[tex]((-3x+21/x+3)-(7x+21/x+3))/(x-7/x+3)-(x+3/x+3)[/tex]
simplify
[tex](-10x/x+3)/(-10/x+3)[/tex]
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