I learned that to find the value in Mexican pesos of an item that costs 15 Chinese yuan using function, I first need to reuse the equation f(x)=0.15, using that equation, I plugged in 15 (given- Chinese yuan) in to the equation and got f(x)=2.25. Utilizing the 2.25, I plugged it into the g(y)=14.07y function, where g(y)=14.07(2.25) turned out to be 31.6575. I rounded the solution up, and got 15 Chinese yuan to be about 32 Mexican pesos. We didn't really need to use the composition function that I calculated from 46a, but the tutor and me used the given functions inside the problem because when we tried to plug in 15 for x in this equation; h(x)=0.474x, it doesn't work. We decided to plug the given number from 46b to the functions in the problem
