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Given the functions m(x) = 4x − 11 and n(x) = x − 10, solve m[n(x)]

Given the functions m(x) = 4x − 11 and n(x) = x − 10, solve m[n(x)]
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Given the functions m(x) = 4x − 11 and n(x) = x − 10, solve m[n(x)]

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m[n(x)] = m(x-10) = 4(x-10) -11 = 4x - 40 - 11 = 4x - 51

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