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If f(x)= x-3/x,g(x)=x+3 , and h(x)=2x+1, what is (g*h*f)(x)

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Answered by Anonymous
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f(X)= x-3/X

g(X)=X+3

h(X)=2x+1

now

(g*f*h)(X) =

(g*f)h(X) =

(g*f)(2x+1)

(g)f(2x+1)

from 1

put 2x+1in "X"place in f(X)

x-3/X =>2x+1-3/2x+1==>

2x-2/2x+1

i.e

g(2x-2/2x+1)

== X+3 => (2x-2/2x+1) + 3

2x-2+ 6x+3/2x+1

=> 8x+1/2x+1

hope it is helpful to you

Answered by shiningsubham
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