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Given $f(2)=3, f(3)=4, f(5)=0, g(2)=5$, $g(3)=2,$ and $g(4)=-1,$ evaluate the following.a) $f(g(3))$b) $f(g(2))$c) $g(f(2))$d) $g(f(3))$
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