Given f(x) = x^3 + 9x and g(x) = x^2 what is the expression for (f ° g)(x)
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The first step for solving this question is put both of your given expressions into one and then subtract them. This will look like the following:
8 ×
- 2 × 10²]
Now to make the calculation easier,, factor the expression.
(8 ×
- 2) × 10²
Evaluate the power inside the parenthesis.
(8 × 10000 - 2) × 10²
Evaluate the power outside the parenthesis.
(8 × 10000 - 2) × 100
Multiply the numbers inside the parenthesis.
(80000 - 2) × 100
Subtract the numbers in the parenthesis.
79998 × 100
Lastly,, multiply the numbers together to get your final answer.
7999800
This means that 8 × is 7999800 times larger than 2 × 10².
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8 ×
Now to make the calculation easier,, factor the expression.
(8 ×
Evaluate the power inside the parenthesis.
(8 × 10000 - 2) × 10²
Evaluate the power outside the parenthesis.
(8 × 10000 - 2) × 100
Multiply the numbers inside the parenthesis.
(80000 - 2) × 100
Subtract the numbers in the parenthesis.
79998 × 100
Lastly,, multiply the numbers together to get your final answer.
7999800
This means that 8 ×
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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