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Boe i tr 6 4 i rt” (£4 4) = $60) + 4(x) “* ce fs i Fg Xs) = FC): 4) add, ete and (£)) « aie a (f+9) = Domain 9) =AQB because both f(s) and 4) exist ; only shen xX is in both A and B, /enttho Pe. phen x EAB. Quostim > What i Domain (4) ) co Brewer {xc ANB] aw eo ¢ iii @ Comeos se Functions et f and g be cosh yr, The cows gaia of Baty, denoted by f es, Bi ne frnction fog = fF GOD Example F (Textbook pq. 41) its ech) =~ Find f ee (f +g) = FGOS) oe! x G@.. \ _ oS («ye ii @) VOW: Tani ewtesn i a 04 5 ? For (f « Xu) = fg) te nist a Xx Ma s4 Ee Domain G) @ jg must E Domain » | c - [Doses Caw) C Domain (4) | 0f fx s2t Buck for an a 2 400 ZO, and fG@) exists . (ie joe Dowein (f))) Be 4); fxs 28. oo) (7m) 1013 Caevwus 1 Quiz (10% of Final grade ) (total 10 marks) y6 10 Problem 3: (2.5 marks.) Consider functions f(x) = 2? — 1 and g(x) = y2—3. Give a formula for, and state the domain and range of, the functions f 0.9 and g° J. Solution The composition f 09: wd ‘The domain of f is all of R, so the domain of f 0g will be the domain of g, which is [3,00). XZ 3 ‘The range of f og is the set of values that f(x) takes on the range of 4g, which is (0,00). Thinking about the graph of f(z), we conclude that the range of fo is [-1, 00). ‘The rule is (f © g)(x) = 2-4. The composition go f: The domain of go f is the set of x whose values f(x) lie in the domain of g(z), which is [3,00). So we need to understand: dom(gof) = {x€R\z?-1>3} = {reR|x?—4>0} {ce R\e-2)(r +2) >0} (00, 2] U[2,00). Ga) uf, <) The range of go f is the set of values that g takes on the range of f. The answer is [0,00). The rule is (go f)(x) = Vz®—4. End of solution.

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