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if f(x)=5x-5,g(x)=sin^3x+2cos^3x. the value of f(g(f(1))) is​

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Answered by rajarshipsycho
13

Answer:

5

Explanation:

f(1) =5*1-5=0

g(f(1))=g(0) = sin^3 (0) + 2cos^3 (0) = 0 +2=2

f(g(f(1)))=f(2)= 5*2-5=5

Answer is 5.

Answered by chaudharyvikramc39sl
2

Answer:

f(g(f(1)))=5

Explanation:

We are given the expression :

  • f(x)=5x-5
  • g(x)=\sin^3x+2\cos^3x

To Find:

The value of f(g(f(1)))

Solution :

According to the given functions

f(1)=5(1)-5=0

g(f(1))=g(0)=\sin^3 0+2\cos^3 0

g(f(1))=g(0)=0+2(1)=2

f(g(f(1)))=f(2)=5(2)-5=5

Hence we get the result that

f(g(f(1)))=5

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