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If f(x)=ax+bcx+d;g(x)=mx,then find: -

(a)f∘g

(b)g∘f

(c)Domain of f∘gand g∘f.

(d)the conditions for which f∘g=g∘f.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a)f∘g(x)=amx+bcmx+d

(b)g∘f(x)=max+bcx+d

(c)Domain of f∘gis set of real numbers except x=-dcand domain of g∘fis set of real numbers.

(d) f∘g(x)=g∘f(x)if,m=1.

Step by step solution

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Given Information

Given thatf(x)=ax+bcx+d;g(x)=mx.

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Part (a) Step 1 Solution

We know that f∘g(x)=f(g(x)).

Here, f(x)=ax+bcx+d;g(x)=mx

Now,

f∘g(x)=f(g(x))f∘g(x)=a(g(x))+bc(g(x))+df∘g(x)=a{mx}+bc{mx}+df∘g(x)=amx+bcmx+d.

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Part (b) Step 1 Solution

We know that g∘f(x)=g(f(x)).

Here, f(x)=ax+bcx+d;g(x)=mx.

Now,

g∘f(x)=m(f(x))g∘f(x)=max+bcx+dg∘f(x)==max+bcx+d.

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Part (C) Step 1 Solution

Domain of f(x)=ax+bcx+dis set of real numbers except than x=-dc.Domain of g(x)=mxis set of real numbers. So, domain of f∘g(x)is set of real numbers except then x=-dc.

Now, domain of g∘f(x)is set of real numbers.

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Part (d) Step 1 Solution

Suppose, f∘g(x)=g∘f(x)

amx+bcmx+d=max+bcx+dcmx+d=cx+d

compare both sides

cm=cm=1.

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