The result of the operation f+g is $x^3 + 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15$ with domain all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions., rounded to 2 decimal places.
The operation f-g on the functions x^3 and 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15 gives: $x^3 - 4_x^2 - 17_x + 15$
The domain of the resulting function is all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions.
The result of the operation f-g is $x^3 - 4_x^2 - 17_x + 15$ with domain all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions., rounded to 2 decimal places.
The operation fg on the functions x^3 and 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15 gives: $x^3_(4_x^2 + 17*x - 15)$
The domain of the resulting function is all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions.
The result of the operation fg is $x^3_(4_x^2 + 17*x - 15)$ with domain all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions., rounded to 2 decimal places.
The operation ff on the functions x^3 and 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15 gives: $x^9$
The domain of the resulting function is all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions.
The result of the operation ff is $x^9$ with domain all real numbers unless the operation introduces additional restrictions., rounded to 2 decimal places.
The operation f/g on the functions x^3 and 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15 gives: $x^3/(4_x^2 + 17_x - 15)$
The domain of the resulting function is excluding values where the denominator is zero: [-5, 3/4]
The result of the operation f/g is $x^3/(4_x^2 + 17_x - 15)$ with domain excluding values where the denominator is zero: [-5, 3/4], rounded to 2 decimal places.
The operation g/f on the functions x^3 and 4_x^2 + 17_x - 15 gives: $(4_x^2 + 17_x - 15)/x^3$
The domain of the resulting function is excluding values where the denominator is zero: [0]
The result of the operation g/f is $(4_x^2 + 17_x - 15)/x^3$ with domain excluding values where the denominator is zero: [0], rounded to 2 decimal places.