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Evaluating a Composition from Numbers, Tables and Graphs Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on evaluating a composition at a number: formulas, tables and graphs, finding a student's order-of-steps error, chains that break because a value is not defined, and a cricket chirp and temperature word problem. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Find each composition value from the three formulas:
    f(g(-2))g(f(-2))(h \circ f)(4)(g \circ h)(10)(f \circ f)(0)
  2. Find the student's error in the order of steps and give the correct value.
  3. Complete the table of a composition and say where the chain breaks.
  4. Use the table to find a chain of three values and where two compositions agree.
  5. Word problem: a cricket's chirps by air temperature.
  6. Use the graph of p to evaluate compositions with a linear function.

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