Find f(x)and g(x)such that h(x)=
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Find f(x)and g(x)such that h(x)= 
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We can see that the last group of characters in both terms of h(x) (TB8306_11) are the same, so f(x) and g(x) must have this as a common factor. Removing this factor, we have:
h(x) = 11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2_d97efe9962ae
11ebbb8f_b951_dfd8_bcf2_5b7586fed152
= 11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2 * (d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd8_bcf2_5b7586fed152)
We can see that the difference between the last group of characters in the second term is always increasing by 1, so we can guess that g(x) is simply the second term with the last group of characters replaced by x. Thus:
g(x) = d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd9_bcf2_x
Finally, we just need to find f(x) such that the first term of h(x) is equal to 11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2 times g(x). Plugging in g(x), we get:
11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2 * d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd9_bcf2_x = 11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2_d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd8_bcf2_5b7586fed152
Simplifying, we get:
d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd9_bcf2_x = 11ebbb8f_b951_dfd8_bcf2_5b7586fed152
x = dfd9 (since the difference between the last group of characters is increasing by 1)
Therefore, we have:
g(x) = d97efe9962ae_11ebbb8f_b951_dfd9_bcf2_dfd9
f(x) = 1 (since the first term of h(x) is simply 11ebbb8f_b950_ce3f_bcf2, which is independent of x)

Find F(x)and G(x)such That H(x)=