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If f(g(x)) = 4(x^6 + 9)^2 and g(x)=x^6+9, find f(x). f(x) help (formulas)

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Answer:

The function is
f(x)=4(x)^2

Explanation:

Given : If
f(g(x))= 4(x^6 + 9)^2 and
g(x)=x^6+9

To find : The function f(x) ?

Solution :


f(g(x))=(fog)(x) where the function g is inside of the function f.

We have given,


f(g(x))= 4(x^6 + 9)^2

The function
g(x)=x^6+9

Substitute in equation,


f(g(x))= 4(g(x))^2

We know that g(x) is placed over x in the function,


f(x)= 4(x)^2

Therefore, The function is
f(x)=4(x)^2

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