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Given that f(x) = 6x - 5 g(x) = 3x + 4 and h(x) = 4x – 6

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Find:-

i) g(-2) = ii) g[h(x)] = iii) f[g(2)] =




iv) gᴏh(2) vi) h-1(11

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Answer:

(i)
g(-2)=-2

(ii)
g[h(x)]=12x-14

(iii)
f[g(2)]=55

(iv)
(g\circ h)(2)=10

(v)
h^(-1)(11)=(17)/(4)

Explanation:

The given functions are


f(x)=6x-5


g(x)=3x+4


h(x)=4x-6

(i) Find g(-2).

Substitute x=-2 in g(x).


g(-2)=3(-2)+4\Rightarrow -6+4=-2

(ii) Find g[h(x)]


g[h(x)]=g(4x-6)
(h(x)=4x-6)


g[h(x)]=3(4x-6)+4
(g(x)=3x+4)


g[h(x)]=12x-18+4


g[h(x)]=12x-14

(iii) Find f[g(2)].


f[g(2)]=f[3(2)+4]
(g(x)=3x+4)


f[g(2)]=f(6+4)


f[g(2)]=f(10)


f[g(2)]=6(10)-5
f(x)=6x-5


f[g(2)]=55

iv) Find gᴏh(2).


(g\circ h)(2)=g[h(2)]


(g\circ h)(2)=12(2)-14 (From part (ii) we get
g[h(x)]=12x-14)


(g\circ h)(2)=10

(v) Find
h^(-1)(11)

First find
h^(-1)(x).


h(x)=4x-6


y=4x-6


x=4y-6


x+6=4y

Divide both sides by 4.


(x+6)/(4)=y


h^(-1)(x)=(x+6)/(4)

Substitute x=11 in the inverse function.


h^(-1)(11)=(11+6)/(4)


h^(-1)(11)=(17)/(4)

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