Composite Functions

Not really sure where to begin with this one. I’m trying to think how it being a composite function is a big clue but can’t. Any starting points? Thanks
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Reply 1

razakma15

1st function - Times by 2
2nd function - + 4

Reply 2

Y2_UniMaths

Original post by razakma15

1st function - Times by 2
2nd function - + 4

I don’t think it is. Because then m=p and they aren’t composite functions

Reply 3

bluenotewitt

Original post by Y11_Maths

Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?

Reply 4

Y2_UniMaths

Original post by bluenotewitt

Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?

I think you’re right. Let me think for a bit and I’ll get back to you

Reply 5

Y2_UniMaths

Original post by bluenotewitt

Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?

Yeah I got it. Complete ignorance on my part, I totally missed how function A was used in part A and function B was used in part B-I thought they came totally out of the blue. My bad