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Two functions `f:Rrarr R, g:R rarr R` are defined as follows :
`f(x)={{:(0,"(x rational)"),(1,"(x irrational)"):}," " g(x)={{:(-1,"(x rational)"),(0,"(x irrational)"):}` then `(fog)(pi)+(gof)(e)=`

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-1

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1

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