Q. What is (f∗g)(x)?f(x)=3xg(x)=−3x2+xWrite your answer as a polynomial or a rational function in simplest form.______
Understand f∗g)(x)</b>First,weneedtounderstandwhat$f∗g)(x)means.Itistheproductofthefunctions$f(x) and g(x). To find this product, we will multiply f(x) by g(x).
Multiply f(x) by g(x): Given f(x)=3x and g(x)=−3x2+x, we will multiply these two expressions together.(f∗g)(x)=f(x)∗g(x)=(3x)∗(−3x2+x)
Distribute 3x: Now, distribute 3x across the terms in the parentheses.(3x)∗(−3x2+x)=3x∗−3x2+3x∗x
Perform Multiplication: Perform the multiplication for each term.3x×−3x2=−9x33x×x=3x2
Combine Results: Combine the results to get the final expression.(f∗g)(x)=−9x3+3x2
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