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What is the inverse of the function

h(x)= ^5√(6x-12) + 1 ?

h(x)= 5th root of (6x -12) + 1

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as you already know, to find the inverse expression we start off by doing a quick switcheroo on the variables, and then we solve for "y".



\bf \stackrel{h(x)}{y}=\sqrt[5]{6x-12}+1\implies \stackrel{switcheroo}{x=\sqrt[5]{6y-12}+1}\implies x-1=\sqrt[5]{6y-12} \\\\\\ (x-1)^5=6y-12\implies (x-1)^5+12=6y\implies \cfrac{(x-1)^5+12}{6}~~=~~\stackrel{f^(-1)(x)}{y}

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