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Given that f(x)=-x+4 and g(x)=-2x-3, solve for f(g(x)) when x=2.

f(g(x))= 11

Step-by-step explanation:

This question asks us to find f(g(x)) when x=2. Therefore, we can substitute 2 in for x.

f(g(x)), x=2

f(g(2))

First, we must find g(2).

We know that g(x)= -2x-3. We can plug 2 in for each x and solve.

g(x)= -2x -3, x=2

g(2)= -2(2)-3

First, multiply -2 and 2.

g(2)= -4-3

Then, subtract 3 from -4.

g(2)= -7

Let's return to our function: f(g(2)). We know that g(2)= -7. Thus, we can substitute -7 in for g(2).

f(g(2)), g(2)= -7

f(-7)

Now we must find f(-7). We know that f(x)= -x+4. We can plug -7 in for x and solve.

f(x)= -x+4 , x= -7

f(-7)= -(-7) +4

f(-7)= 7+4

Add 7 and 4

f(-7)= 11

Our final answer is: f(g(x))= 11

2,160 π

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