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Find f and g so that h(x) =(fog) (x). Neither function may be the identity function f(x)=x.
h(x) = {3}^{ (x)/(2) + 2 }

Find f and g so that h(x) =(fog) (x). Neither function may be the identity function-example-1
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If we have that the result of the composition of two functions is the function:


h(x)=3^{(x)/(2)+2}

Then, if we have that the function f (x) is:


3^x

And the function g(x) is:


g(x)=(x)/(2)+2

Then, the composition of f(x) and g(x) is:

For the composition of functions, we need to substitute one of the functions in the other function. Then, we have the result for the composition of the functions.

Find f and g so that h(x) =(fog) (x). Neither function may be the identity function-example-1
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