Answer:
Explanation:
Hello there
I'm also a student so I'm not 100% sure on this one, but I think I know.
Usually when you have functions you just replace the letters for their value:
f = 11x
g = x² - 6x + 3
h = -x + 4
Th exercise is asking for (g * h) (x)
Since there are parenthesis, here's what we have:
[(x² - 6x + 3)(-x + 4)](x)
Use the left side of the equation:
[(x² - 6x + 3)(-x + 4)](x)
And solve it:
-x³ + 6x² -3x + 4x² - 24x + 12
That's equal to
-x³ + 10x² -27x + 12
Multiply all that by that x on the left:
-x^4 + 10x³ -27x² + 12x
No idea if that's right so please tell me