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Chapter 5: Q. 6 (page 256)

True or False. The domain of the composite functionf鈭�gxis the same as the domain ofg(x).

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This statement is true.

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Step 1. Given Information.

The domain of the composite functionf鈭�gx is the same as the domain ofg(x).

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Step 2. Domain of a composite function.

The function fgx=f鈭�gx

鈬�fgx=gx.

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