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If f:R→R, g(x)=3x2+7 and f(x)=√x, then gοf(x) is equal to _ - Practice - ObjectiveMcq

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If f:R→R, g(x)=3x2+7 and f(x)=√x, then gοf(x) is equal to _______

Correct Answer: D — 3x+7

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