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If f(x)=7^x and g(x)=15x/x+9, find a simplified formula for: g(f(x))=
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If f(x)=7^x and g(x)=15x/x+9, find a simplified formula for: g(f(x))=

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Answer:


(15*7^(x) )/(7^(x) +9)

Explanation:

→ Substitute f(x) into g(x)


(15*7^(x) )/(7^(x) +9)

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