Dose anyone know how to solve this?

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Yifu Yan · Answer 1 · 2022-10-22T20:40:34+0000

Hi there! We are given three functions below:

$\large \boxed{f(x) = \frac{2 + {x}^(2) }{x + 6}} \\ \large \boxed{g(x) = √(1 + 7x) } \\ \large \boxedh(x) =$

Next, we are going to substitute the values that replace x-term. Substitute these values in each functions.

We are given below:

Therefore,

$\large{f(4) = \frac{2 + {4}^(2) }{4 + 6} } \\ \large{g(2) = √(1 + 7(2)) } \\ \largeh(8) = |$

Then evaluate the value.

$\large{f(4) = (2 + 16)/(10) } \\ \large{g(2) = √(1 + 14) } \\ \largeh(8) = |$

$\large{f(4) = (18)/(10) \longrightarrow (9)/(5) } \\ \large{g(2) = √(15) } \\ \large 6- 14$

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