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3 years ago

If f (x)=2x +6 and g (x) =x^3, what is ( g*f) (0)

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8090 [49]3 years ago

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(g*f)(0)= (x^3)*(2x+6)
(g*f)(0)= (0^3)*(2(0)+6)
(g*f)(0)= (0)*(0+6)
(g*f)(0)= (0)*(6)
(g*f)(0)= 0

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