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PERFORM THE COMPOSITION

(not multiplication)

g(n)= 2n +4
h(n) = -3n^3 + 4
Find (g•h)(n)

User Jzadra
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For this case we have the following functions:


g (n) = 2n + 4\\h (n) = - 3n ^ 3 + 4

We must find
(g_ {o} h) (n). By definition of composition of functions we have:


(g_ {o} h) (n) = g (h (n))

So, we have:


g (h (n)) = 2 (-3n ^ 3 + 4) + 4 = -6n ^ 3 + 8 + 4 = -6n ^ 3 + 12

Finally we have to:


(g_ {o} h) (n) = - 6n ^ 3 + 12

ANswer:


(g_ {o} h) (n) = - 6n ^ 3 + 12

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