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(Pictured Below) Given f(x) = ^3 and g(x)=1 - 5x^2, find (f o g) (x) and it's domain

(Pictured Below) Given f(x) = ^3 and g(x)=1 - 5x^2, find (f o g) (x) and it's domain
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Given f(x) = ^3 and g(x)=1 - 5x^2, find (f o g) (x) and it's domain

(Pictured Below) Given f(x) = ^3 and g(x)=1 - 5x^2, find (f o g) (x) and it's domain-example-1
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b) (f o g)=(1-5x^2)^3, all real numbers

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