- In This Section You Studied Binomial Theorem Recall Function Composition From Earlier In The Course In This Context I 1 (84.74 KiB) Viewed 189 times
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In this section you studied Binomial Theorem. Recall function composition from earlier in the course. In this context (in working with a function under the operation of composition) when we raise a function to a power like f2, this means (f of)(x). In other words, we apply the composition twice. Similarly we would say (f • g)?(x) = ((fºg) • (f • g)) (x) and continue this way for any power. a. Show that function composition is not commutative. That is, find a suitable f(x) and g(x) such that (fºg)(x) + (gºf)(x). b. Will binomial expansion work for function composition? Why or why not? Use your results to make a conjecture about binomial theorem.