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A certain function h(x) contains the point (8,-2). Find the value of h^-1(-2) . Explain your answer.

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Given:

A certain function h(x) contains the point (8,-2).

To find:

The value of
h^(-1)(-2).

Solution:

If a function is defined as


f(x)=\{(a,b):a\in R,b\in R\}

Then, its inverse is defined as


f^(-1)(x)=\{(b,a):a\in R,b\in R\}

It is given that, a certain function h(x) contains the point (8,-2). It means, its inverse
h^(-1)(x) contains the point (-2,8). So, the value of inverse function is 8 at x=-2, i.e.,


h^(-1)(-2)=8

Therefore, the value of
h^(-1)(-2) is 8.

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