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What is (g∘f)(x) when f(x)= √(x^2-1) and g(x)=(1)/(x), and what is the domain?

What is (g∘f)(x) when f(x)= √(x^2-1) and g(x)=(1)/(x), and what is the domain?
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what is (g∘f)(x) when f(x)=
√(x^2-1) and g(x)=
(1)/(x), and what is the domain?

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