you are correct.
as an even simpler example, let
g(x) = x-1 (neither even nor odd)
f(x) = x (odd)
f∘g = x-1
If f and g are functions defined for all real numbers, and f is an odd function,
then f ∘ g is also an odd function. Justify.
I wrote false cause for example if f = x^3(odd) and g=x^2(even) the fog is even.
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Cheers Steve.