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In this question whenever we want to make any function one to one then it's very first property is that for "no two inputs should give exact same output"

In the given function f(x)= x^{4}

Here f(-1)= 1 and f(1)=1

Similarly for any x= R , f(-x)=x^{4} and f(x) = x^{4}

Therefore we need to implicitly restrict the negative values from the domain of the function i.e. x= [0,\infty)

Therefore the final solution is domain of inputs = [0,\infty)

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