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A. Use composition to prove whether or not the functions are inverse of each other
B. Express the domain of the compositions using interval notation.

Please help!! A. Use composition to prove whether or not the functions are inverse-example-1

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The domain of the f(x) is (-∞;4)U(4;+∞).

The domain of the g(x) is (-∞;0)U(0;+∞).

The domain of the composition is (-∞;0)U(0;4)U(4;+∞).

To find out if the functions are inverse You should replace x in g(x) with(1/(x-4))

Do not have enough time to do the calculations. But for x = 1, functions seem to be inverse.

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⇒If , fog(x)=I(Identity),

gof(x)=I(Identity),

then then f(x) and g(x) are inverses of each other.


f(x)=(1)/(x-4)\\\\g(x)=(4x+1)/(x)\\\\fog(x)=f[g(x)]=f[(4x+1)/(x)]\\\\=(1)/((4x+1)/(x)-4)\\\\=(x)/(4x+1-4x)\\\\=x\\\\gof(x)=g[f(x)]\\\\g[(1)/(x-4)]\\\\g[f(x)]=((4 *1)/(x-4)+1)/((1)/(x-4))\\\\g[f(x)]=(4+x-4)/(1)\\\\g[f(x)]=x

fog(x)=x and gof(x)=x

fog=I and gof=I

It means f(x) and g(x) are inverses of each other.

Domain of f(x)=R-{4}, R=Real Number

as⇒ x-4≠0

⇒x≠4

Domain of g(x)=R-{0},R=Set of Real number

As, x≠0.

Domain of the Composition

fog(x)=gof(x)=x

=Set of all Real Number(R)

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