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QuestionFind the simplified fraction of the function (mn)(x)(m \circ n)(x) where m(x)=x+9m(x)=\sqrt{x+9} and n(x)=x+6n(x)=x+6.

Studdy Solution

STEP 1

Assumptions1. The function m(x)=x+9m(x)=\sqrt{x+9} . The function n(x)=x+6n(x)=x+6
3. We need to find the function (mn)(x)(m \circ n)(x), which represents the composition of functions mm and nn

STEP 2

The composition of two functions, mm and nn, is defined as (mn)(x)=m(n(x))(m \circ n)(x) = m(n(x)). This means that we substitute n(x)n(x) into the function m(x)m(x).

STEP 3

Now, let's substitute n(x)n(x) into m(x)m(x).
(mn)(x)=m(n(x))=n(x)+9(m \circ n)(x) = m(n(x)) = \sqrt{n(x)+9}

STEP 4

Substitute n(x)n(x) with its given function x+6x+6.
(mn)(x)=(x+6)+9(m \circ n)(x) = \sqrt{(x+6)+9}

STEP 5

implify the expression under the square root.
(mn)(x)=x+15(m \circ n)(x) = \sqrt{x+15}So, the simplified fraction of the function (mn)(x)(m \circ n)(x) is x+15\sqrt{x+15}.

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