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This document contains homework problems involving algebraic expressions and functions. Problem 1 asks to evaluate expressions involving square roots. Problem 2 asks to identify the meaning of an equality involving a function. Problems 3-5 ask to evaluate and simplify expressions involving square roots and composite functions. Problem 6 asks to find two functions whose composition is a given function.
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