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F(x)=2x+6, g(x)=4x^2+1; find (g • f)(1)
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F(x)=2x+6, g(x)=4x^2+1; find (g • f)(1)

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257

Explanation:


g\cdot{f}=4(2x+6)^2+1\\(g\cdot{f})(1)=4(2*1+6)^2+1=4*64+1=257

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