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For each pair of functions f and g below, find f(g(x)) and g(f(x)).
Then, determine whether f and g
are inverses of each other.
(a) F(x)−one forth,x≠0, G(x)= one forthX, x≠0 F(g(x)),G(f(x))
(b) F(x)=x-3,G(x)=x+3,F(g(x)), G(f(x))
Explanation & Answer
F(x)= 1/4
G(x)=1/4
F and G are not inverses of each other
F(x) =x-3
G(x) =x+3
F (G(x))= f(x+3) =x+3-3=x
G(f(x))= G(x-3) =x-3+3=x
F and G are inverses of each other
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