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Example Question #4 : Composition Of Functions
For the functions
and
.
Evaluate the composite function
.
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The composite function means to plug in the function into for every x value.
Therefore the composite function becomes,
Example Question #4 : Composition Of Functions
If , , and , what is ?
When doing a composition of functions such as this one, you must always remember to start with the innermost parentheses and work backward towards the outside.
So, to begin, we have
.
Now we move outward, getting
.
Finally, we move outward one more time, getting
.
Example Question #3 : Composition Of Functions
Find if , , and .
Solve for the value of .
Solve for the value of .
Solve for the value .
Example Question #8 : Composition Of Functions
For the functions and , evaluate the composite function
The composite function notation means to swap the function into for every value of . Therefore:
Example Question #5 : Composition Of Functions
For the functions and , evaluate the composite function .
The composite function notation means to swap the function into for every value of . Therefore:
Example Question #10 : Composition Of Functions
For the functions and , evaluate the composite function .
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The composite function notation means to swap the function into for every value of . Therefore:
Example Question #161 : Functions
Let
Determine .
To find the composite function we start from the most inner portion of the expression and work our way out.
Example Question #162 : Functions
Let
Determine
.
The composite funtion means to replace every entry x in f(x) with the entire function g(x).
Example Question #11 : Composition Of Functions
For , , and , determine .
Working inside out, first do .
This is,
.
Now we will do .
This is
Example Question #14 : Composition Of Functions
For , write a function for .
Working from the inside out, first we will find a function for .
This is:
, which we can simplify slightly to .
Now we will plug this new function into the function k:
.
Since ln is the inverse of e to any power, this simplifies to .
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