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Let f(x)= ex and g(x)= x-3. What are the domain and range of (f•g)(x)?
domain: x > 0
range: y < 0
O domain: x > 3
range:y> 0
domain: all real numbers
range: y < 0
domain: all real numbers
range: y > 0


Let f(x)= ex and g(x)= x-3. What are the domain and range of (f•g)(x)? domain: x > 0 range: y <

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