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Given f(x)=-1/7√16-x^2 find f^-1(x)

Given f(x)=-1/7√16-x^2 find f^-1(x)-example-1
User ItsLydt
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Answer:

f^-1(x)= + or - square root 49x^2-16

Explanation:

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User Robin Gertenbach
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Answer:


f^(-1)(x)=\pm √(49x^2-16)

Not a function.

Explanation:

The given function is;


f(x)=-(1)/(7)√(16-x^2)

Let
y=-(1)/(7)√(16-x^2)

Interchange x and y;


x=-(1)/(7)√(16-y^2)

Solve for y;


-7x=√(16-y^2)

Square both sides


(-7x)^2=(√(16-y^2))^2


49x^2^2=16-y^2


49x^2^2-16=y^2


y=\pm √(49x^2-16)

The inverse is


f^(-1)(x)=\pm √(49x^2-16)


f^(-1)(x)=\pm √(49x^2-16) is not a function because one x-value maps onto to different y-values.

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