Q. Given the definitions of f(x) and g(x) below, find the value of g(f(2)).f(x)=−5x+3g(x)=2x2+5x−14Answer:
Find f(2): First, we need to find the value of f(2) by substituting x with 2 in the function f(x).f(2)=−5(2)+3
Calculate f(2): Now, let's perform the calculation for f(2).f(2)=−10+3f(2)=−7
Find g(f(2)): Next, we need to find the value of g(f(2)). Since we have found that f(2)=−7, we will substitute x with −7 in the function g(x).g(f(2))=g(−7)=2(−7)2+5(−7)−14
Calculate g(−7): Now, let's perform the calculation for g(−7). g(−7)=2(49)+5(−7)−14 g(−7)=98−35−14
Find g(−7): Finally, we add and subtract the numbers to find the value of g(−7). g(−7)=98−35−14 g(−7)=63−14 g(−7)=49
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