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Solving equations involving composite functions

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Solving equations involving composite functions”, from the unit “Functions and proof” (Year 11 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. {\text{fg}}(x), {\text{fgh}}(x), and {\text{fff}}(x) are all examples of __________.
  2. If {\text{f}}(x)=7x−4 and {\text{g}}(x)=3x evaluate {\text{gf}}(11).
  3. Solve 4(x-3)=22 x=___.
  4. If {\text{f}}(x)=6x−15 solve {\text{f}}(x)=57 x=___.
  5. If {\text{f}}(x)=7x−4 and {\text{g}}(x)=3x which is an expression for {\text{gf}}(x)?
  6. Solve 3x^2+3=150.
  7. For the function {\text{fg}}(x) the x values are in the domain and the values of {\text{fg}}(x) are in the __________.
  8. If {\text{f}}(x)=3x and {\text{g}}(x)=2x+9 solve {\text{fg}}(x)=-3 x=___.
  9. If {\text{f}}(x)=3x and {\text{g}}(x)=2x+9 solve {\text{gf}}(x)=-3 x=___.
  10. If {\text{f}}(x)=3x and {\text{g}}(x)=2x+9 solve {\text{fg}}(x)={\text{gf}}(x).
  11. If {\text{f}}(x)=2x-7 what do you notice when we solve {\text{f}}(x)={\text{f}}^{-1}(x)?
  12. If {\text{f}}(x)=7-2x and {\text{g}}(x)=x^2 solve {\text{gf}}(x)=9.

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Solving equations involving composite functions · Examplary