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Given the functions f(x)=6x+11 and g(x)=x+6, which of the following functions represents f[g(x)] correctly?

Given the functions f(x)=6x+11 and g(x)=x+6, which of the following functions represents f[g(x)] correctly?
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Given the functions f(x)=6x+11 and g(x)=x+6, which of the following functions represents f[g(x)] correctly?

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    You are just going to do a composition of functions in this case. First, you take the value of g(x), and then substitute that value for the "x" in f(x). You may simplify the functions after that.
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6x+47 represent the function fg(x).
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