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Which equation is the inverse of y = 16x2 + 1?
D. y= +or- sqrt x-1/4 is the correct answer

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y-1=16x^2



y-1/16=x^2



x= square root of y-1/4



y^-1= square root of x-1/4
User Endurogizer
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we have


y=16x^(2) +1

Step 1

Exchange the variables x for y and y for x


x=16y^(2) +1

Step 2

Clear variable y


x=16y^(2) +1

Subtract
1 both sides


x-1=16y^(2) +1-1


x-1=16y^(2)

Divide by
16 both sides


(x-1)/16=16y^(2)/16


(x-1)/16=y^(2)

square root both sides


y=(+/-)\sqrt{(x-1)/(16)} \\ \\y=(+/-) (1)/(4) √(x-1)

Step 3

Find the inverse

Let


f(x)^(-1) =y

so


f(x)^(-1)=(+/-) (1)/(4) √(x-1)

therefore

the answer is


f(x)^(-1)=(+/-) (1)/(4) √(x-1)

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