Hey
I'm assuming you understand that G(F(x)) represents some function F(x) plugged into G(x)
We must figure out what F(x) is in order that when you plug whatever F(x) is into G(x), it will yield G(F(x)) = x^2 - 3 .
Since G(x) is x-3, and when you plug the unknown function "F(x)" into G(x), you get x^2 - 3, F(x) must be x^2. The only way to arrive at the x^2 - 3 function from just x-3 is to plug x^2 into the x, so F(x) must be x^2.
Then you just plug and chug F(3) = 3^2 = 9
btw...new york....are you taking Romano?