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What is the inverse function of f(x) = x3 + 5?

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Inverse is found by switching y (which is what f(x) is) and x and then solving for the new y. So if we first make f(x)y then we have y = x^3+5 (I'm assuming that means x cubed). Then switch x and y and sole for y, so x = y^3+5. Can you handle it from there?

A small comment, inverses basically mean x and y values flip. So if one function had the coordinates (5, 26) then the inverse would have (26, 5)

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