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- f(x)=3x−2. Find f−1(x)
Solution
- f(x)=(x−2)2,x≥2
- Find f−1(x)
Solution
- Domain and range of f(x)
Solutionx≥2 and
y≥0
- Domain and range of f−1(x)
Solutionx≥0 and
y≥2
- The point (2,3) is on f(x)
- What point must be on f−1(x)?
Solution
- What point must be on y=2f(2x−1)?
Solution
- What point must be on 3−3f−1(2x)?
Solution(23,−3)
- See f(x) below:

Sketch f−1(x) on top of the graph above
Solution
- In general, f(x) reflects f−1(x) along which line?
Solution
- Simplify y=f(f−1(x))
Solution
- g(x)=x2 and f(x)=x1/2
h(x)=g(f(x)). True or False: Since g(x) and f(x) “undo” each other, h(−4)=−4
SolutionFalse,
g has an undefined input
- f(x)=3ex−2. Find f−1(x)
Solutionlnx−ln3+2
- Challenge: f(x)=x2+6x+2. Find f−1(x)
SolutionCompleting the square on
y we get the relation:
f−1(x)=±x+7−3
