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If G(x) = 3x+1, then G^-1(1) is?

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Answer:

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Explanation:

We are given that


G(x)=3x+1

We have to find the value of
G^(-1)(1)

To find the value of
G^(-1)(1) we will find first
G^(-1)(x)

Let
y=G(x)=3x+1


3x=y-1


x=(1)/(3)(y-1)

Now, replace x by y and y replace by x

Then, we get


y=(1)/(3)(x-1)

Now, substitute
G^(-1)(x)=y


G^(-1)(x)=(1)/(3)(x-1)

Now, substitute x=1

Then, we get


G^(-1)(1)=(1)/(3)(1-1)=0

Hence, the value of
G^(-1)(1)=0

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