Answer:
f[g(4)] = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given table:

f[g(4)] is a composite function.
When calculating <u>composite functions</u>, always work from inside the brackets out.
Begin with g(4): g(4) is the value of function g(x) when x = 4.
From inspection of the given table, g(4) = -6
Therefore, f[g(4)] = f(-6)
f(-6) is the value of function f(x) when x = -6.
From inspection of the given table, f(-6) = 4
Therefore, f[g(4)] = 4
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to know how negative exponents "work" to understand this concept.
because if you want to make a negative exponent positive you put what the exponent is on under a 1. It follows then that you can go backwards from that and rewrite positive fractions with negative exponents.