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Okay, we are going to find the domain of f composite g, and we will find the range of f composite g, given we have the function of g and the function of f defined here in the diagrams.
00:22
Okay, what we want to remember is f composite g is equal to f of g of x, where g of x is my input into f.
00:37
So that means x here must be a member of the domain of g, otherwise we cannot find g of x.
00:48
And then g of x needs to be a member of the domain of f, otherwise we cannot find f of x.
00:57
Okay.
00:58
And if you remember, the range of g is really the range of g of g of x, and the range of f is really f of x so knowing that we are going to write out what are all the possible values which is the domain i'm going to call it x of g right here so these are all the possible input values into g of x which is 0 5 6 7 8 9 now if i input into the function g of x, g of x is my output, which is my range.
01:46
When i put zero in, i can obtain four.
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If i input five, i get five out.
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If i put six in, i get zero out.
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If i input seven, i get five.
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If i put in eight, i get seven.
02:05
Nine gives me two.
02:08
Then the next thing we need to look at is what are all the possible x values which are the domain for the function f so now we're going to look at the domain of f so all the possible values there are 0 2, 4, 7, 8, 9.
02:38
Now if i take x and i take 0 and i take 0 and put it in for the x into function g of x i get 4 that means 4 is an input into my function f and there is four is part of the domain of f of x therefore four will be in the domain for f composite g five when i input five in as x i get five out five would become the input into f but there are no fives for my domain therefore that is not within the domain i do the same thing for zero and i notice zero is in the domain of f of x.
03:25
Again, five is not in the domain of f of x.
03:29
7 is in the domain of f of x and two here is in the domain of f of x.
03:36
Okay, so we found out all the possible g of x values that are in the domain of x.
03:42
We can now define our domain for f composite g.
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Those are all the x input values.
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So i have to go back and say, okay, 4 is in the domain of f...