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If f(x) =x^2, and g(x) =x-1, then g(f(x))= x^2+?

If f(x) =x^2, and g(x) =x-1, then g(f(x))= x^2+?
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If f(x) =x^2, and g(x) =x-1, then g(f(x))= x^2+?

If f(x) =x^2, and g(x) =x-1, then g(f(x))= x^2+?-example-1
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pls make this question clearly

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