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student	So I'veMX.	16,143	628	[]
student	is	16,143	629	[]
student	uh	16,143	630	[]
student	honestly	16,143	631	[]
student	Um, how do I do it	16,143	632	[]
volunteer	Mhm	16,143	633	[]
volunteer	So, is that the same problem	16,143	634	[]
student	Oh yeah	16,143	635	[]
volunteer	That one?	16,143	636	[]
student	Mhm	16,143	637	[]
volunteer	How would you, what would this equal to?	16,143	638	[]
student	The X, so it's uh, uh, I square minus 3 X.	16,143	639	[]
student	right?	16,143	640	[]
volunteer	Yeah?	16,143	641	[]
student	OK.	16,143	642	[]
volunteer	But this is F, so that would be F of X. But so what would F G X be?	16,143	643	[]
student	Fenyx. You mean GF GF would be 33 X 1 is 2.	16,143	644	[]
volunteer	Mhm	16,143	645	[]
student	Mm	16,143	646	[]
student	So	16,143	647	[]
student	Uh, so, wait, I don't get it. I'm sorry.	16,143	648	[]
volunteer	That's OK. So	16,143	649	[]
student	No, I	16,143	650	[]
volunteer	you	16,143	651	[]
student	no, I would be uh X squared minus 3X. How come it's 3 X? That's why I'm not trying to understand.	16,143	652	[]
volunteer	OK	16,143	653	[]
volunteer	So	16,143	654	[]
volunteer	that would be	16,143	655	[]
volunteer	let's see if I can	16,143	656	[]
volunteer	make up more sense	16,143	657	[]
volunteer	Now, let me, let me try to ride it out. So F of	16,143	658	[]
volunteer	G of X	16,143	659	[]
volunteer	would be F of 3 x minus 2.	16,143	660	[]
volunteer	right? Cause that's what GFX equals to.	16,143	661	[]
volunteer	So now, instead of just, so this is what F of X would be.	16,143	662	[]
volunteer	X squared minus 3 X.	16,143	663	[]
volunteer	wherever you see the X.	16,143	664	[]
volunteer	you plug in X or whatever number.	16,143	665	[]
volunteer	So when	16,143	666	[]
volunteer	we have 3 x minus 2.	16,143	667	[]
volunteer	or let's say X + 1.	16,143	668	[]
volunteer	Wherever you have the X, that's the input.	16,143	669	[]
volunteer	you would add one to it.	16,143	670	[]
volunteer	though X + 1	16,143	671	[]
volunteer	squad	16,143	672	[]
volunteer	minus 3.	16,143	673	[]
volunteer	and then that would have to add one too.	16,143	674	[]
volunteer	So when the input is changed, right, this is the transformation	16,143	675	[]
volunteer	instead of just X	16,143	676	[]
volunteer	Now we have 3 x minus 2.	16,143	677	[]
volunteer	though.	16,143	678	[]
volunteer	if it makes sense	16,143	679	[]
volunteer	this is a 3	16,143	680	[]
volunteer	Wherever we see the X, we have to transform it, so.	16,143	681	[]
volunteer	if it's	16,143	682	[]
volunteer	X squared, then it becomes	16,143	683	[]
volunteer	3 X minus 2	16,143	684	[]
volunteer	2	16,143	685	[]
volunteer	So	16,143	686	[]
volunteer	if we say X is 1.	16,143	687	[]
volunteer	then we would transform it to be 3 times 1.	16,143	688	[]
volunteer	minus 2	16,143	689	[]
volunteer	but	16,143	690	[]
volunteer	the way we're doing it, we're using more symbols.	16,143	691	[]
volunteer	instead of the numbers, but they're the same thing. We put the symbol in place of the number.	16,143	692	[]
volunteer	So Xs are variable, they call it.	16,143	693	[]
student	Mm	16,143	694	[]
volunteer	So how would you do	16,143	695	[]
volunteer	the next part, minus 3 X. What would that look like?	16,143	696	[]
student	So you got one.	16,143	697	[]
volunteer	Mhm.	16,143	698	[]
student	you plug it out, so there'll be this one, OK.	16,143	699	[]
student	So	16,143	700	[]
student	X	16,143	701	[]
student	+ 1	16,143	702	[]
student	Then again, X + 1.	16,143	703	[]
student	plus	16,143	704	[]
student	1 in 3 x	16,143	705	[]
volunteer	Mhm.	16,143	706	[]
student	plus.	16,143	707	[]
student	1, and then	16,143	708	[]
student	based on that, we just solve it.	16,143	709	[]
volunteer	Yup	16,143	710	[]
student	So that'll be	16,143	711	[]
student	so	16,143	712	[]
student	SS squad	16,143	713	[]
student	and then one plus.	16,143	714	[]
student	1 X	16,143	715	[]
student	+	16,143	716	[]
volunteer	Mhm.	16,143	717	[]
student	1 X again	16,143	718	[]
student	um plus 2	16,143	719	[]
student	and then minus	16,143	720	[]
student	3 X	16,143	721	[]
student	uh, and then minus.	16,143	722	[]
student	3	16,143	723	[]
student	and then we combine like terms, so.	16,143	724	[]
volunteer	Uh, I would look at this one again. The last one plus	16,143	725	[]
volunteer	the last term	16,143	726	[]
volunteer	it should just	16,143	727	[]

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