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QuestionSuppose that the functions pp and qq are defined as follows. p(x)=x2+6q(x)=x+1\begin{array}{l} p(x)=x^{2}+6 \\ q(x)=\sqrt{x+1} \end{array}
Find the following. (pq)(3)=(qp)(3)=\begin{array}{l} (p \circ q)(3)= \\ (q \circ p)(3)= \end{array} \square \square

Studdy Solution
(pq)(3)=10(p \circ q)(3) = 10 (qp)(3)=4(q \circ p)(3) = 4

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