Practice Composition Chains in Math
Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.
Quick Recap
A composition chain is a sequence of functions applied one after another: , evaluated inside-out from right to left.
Work from the innermost function outward โ compute first, then feed that result to , then feed that to . The order matters critically.
Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.
Example 1
easyLet and . Write the formula for .
Example 2
easyIf and , write the formula for .
Example 3
easyGiven and , find and evaluate it at .
Example 4
mediumGiven , find .
Example 5
hardDecompose as a composition of three simpler functions.
Example 6
challengeGiven and , find conditions on and so that for all .
Example 7
hardIf for , find .
Example 8
easyFor and , find .
Example 9
mediumWith applied repeatedly, find (apply three times).
Example 10
easyLet , , . Compute step by step.
Example 11
mediumIf and , find and as formulas.
Example 12
challengeDecompose into a chain of three simple functions and identify the application order.
Example 13
easyIf and , write the formula for and note it differs from .
Example 14
easyIf and , find .
Example 15
hardLet and . Find and so that and .
Example 16
easyLet and . Find .
Example 17
mediumLet and . Compute and .
Example 18
mediumLet and . Find and state where it is defined.
Example 19
mediumFunctions: , , . Compute .
Example 20
easyFor and , write the formula for .