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Given that g(x)=x^4, find (g*g)(x)

Given that g(x)=x^4, find (g*g)(x)
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Given that g(x)=x^4, find (g*g)(x)

User Amito
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I am assuming you mean the composite function

g(g(x)) = x(x^4)^4

= x^16

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