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If h(x)=(f o g) (x) and h(x)=√x+5, find g(x) if f(x)=√x+2

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h(x)=(f o g)(x)=f(g(x)) =>

√(x)+5=√(g(x))+2

√(g(x))=√(x)+5-2

√(g(x))=√(x)+3

g(x)=(√(x)+3)^2

=(x+6√(x)+9)^2
User BoeseB
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we are given


h(x)=(fog)(x)

we can write it as


h(x)=f(g(x))


f(x)=√(x+2)

now, we can replace x as g(x)


f(g(x))=√(g(x)+2)


h(x)=√(g(x)+2)


h(x)=√(x+5)

now, we can equate them


√(x+5)=√(g(x)+2)

now, we can solve for g(x)

Take square both sides


(√(x+5))^2=(√(g(x)+2))^2


x+5=g(x)+2

now, we can solve for g(x)

Subtract both sides by 2


x+5-2=g(x)+2-2


x+3=g(x)


g(x)=x+3.............Answer


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