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Find the Requested Composition of Functions

Question 130

Question 130

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Find the requested composition of functions.
-Given f(x) = Find the requested composition of functions. -Given f(x)  =   and g(x)  = 7x + 10, find   A)    B)  x + 20 C)  7x + 60 D)  x and g(x) = 7x + 10, find Find the requested composition of functions. -Given f(x)  =   and g(x)  = 7x + 10, find   A)    B)  x + 20 C)  7x + 60 D)  x


A) Find the requested composition of functions. -Given f(x)  =   and g(x)  = 7x + 10, find   A)    B)  x + 20 C)  7x + 60 D)  x
B) x + 20
C) 7x + 60
D) x

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