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Let f(x) = -2x-1, h(x) = -x-3. Find (f o h)(6).​

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Answer:


f(h(6)) = 17

Explanation:

Given the functions:


f(x) = -2x-1,
h(x) = -x - 3

we can find the value of
f(h(6)), written in the shorthand notation
(f \circ h)(6), with the following steps:

  1. plugging 6 into the function
    h(x)
  2. finding its output
  3. plugging the output from
    h(x) into the function
    f(x)
  4. finding its output

plugging 6 in for x in the function
h(x)


h(6) = -6 - 3

simplifying to find the output


h(6) = -9

plugging the output from
h(6) in for x in the function
f(x)


f(h(6)) = -2(-9) - 1

simplifying to find the output


f(h(6)) = 18 - 1


\boxed{f(h(6)) = 17}

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