_Functions in mathematics and Haskell._
Suppose \\(f : Int \to Int \\) sends an integer to its square, \\(f(x) := x^2 \\) and that \\(g : Int \to Int \\) sends an integer to its successor, \\(g(x) := x+ 1\\).
(a) Write \\(f \\) and \\(g \\) in Haskell, including their type signature and their implementation.
(b) Let \\(h := f◦g \\). What is \\(h(2) \\)?
(c) Let \\(i := f ; g \\). What is \\(i(2) \\)?
Suppose \\(f : Int \to Int \\) sends an integer to its square, \\(f(x) := x^2 \\) and that \\(g : Int \to Int \\) sends an integer to its successor, \\(g(x) := x+ 1\\).
(a) Write \\(f \\) and \\(g \\) in Haskell, including their type signature and their implementation.
(b) Let \\(h := f◦g \\). What is \\(h(2) \\)?
(c) Let \\(i := f ; g \\). What is \\(i(2) \\)?
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