Lecture

Composition of Functions: Application and Reciprocal Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the composition of functions, focusing on the application after function g. It explains how to define the function composed of g and f, and introduces the concept of reciprocal functions. The instructor demonstrates examples and formulas related to logarithms and bijective functions.

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