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Answer:


6\sqrt6

Explanation:

We can solve for
f(g(x)) for a given x-value (4) by:

  1. plugging the x-value into g(x) and solving for its output
  2. plugging the output from g(x) into f(x) and solving for its output

First, we can plug the given x-value (4) into g(x):


g(x) = 6x


g(4) = 6\cdot 4


g(4) = 24

Next, we can plug the output from g(x) (24) into f(x):


f(x) = 3√(x)


f(g(4)) = f(24) = 3√(24)


f(g(4)) = 3\cdot √(4)√(6)


f(g(4)) = 3\cdot 2\sqrt6


\boxed{f(g(4)) = 6\sqrt6}

Note


(f \circ g)(x) is a shorthand notation for
f(g(x)).

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