F(x): sq root of x ,g(x) : cube root of x, then find value: f(f(x)+g(x)) ans 1.0
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F( F(x) + G(X) ) = √ ( √x + ∛x )
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we given with to two functions of x , F(x) and G(x) where
F(x) = √x
G(x) = ∛x
And we have to find the F( F(x) + G(X) )
By substituting the F(x) + G(X) instead of x in first function and then substituting the values of F(x) and G(x) we get
F( F(x) + G(X) ) = √( F(x) + G(X) )
= √ ( √x + ∛x ) ∵ F(x) = √x and G(x) = ∛x
Thus we get
F( F(x) + G(X) ) = √ ( √x + ∛x )
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