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If g(x)=1−x and h(x)=xx−1, then g(h(x))h(g(x)) is

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h(x)g(x)
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1x
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g(x)h(x)
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x(1x)2
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Solution

The correct option is A h(x)g(x)
g(x)=1x, h(x)=xx1
g(h(x))h(g(x))=g(xx1)h(1x)=1xx11x1x1
=x1xx11xx=1x11xx
=x(x1)(1x)=x(1x)2
h(x)g(x)=xx11x
=x(1x)(x1)=x(1x)2
g(h(x))h(g(x))=h(x)g(x)

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