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Consider function f. F(x) = ^3square8x + 4

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Answer:


f^(-1)(x)=(1)/(8)(x-4)^(3)

Explanation:

Given function is,

f(x) =
\sqrt[3]{8x}+4

To find the inverse of this function,

Rewrite the function as a equation,

y =
\sqrt[3]{8x}+4

Interchange x by y and y by x,

x =
\sqrt[3]{8y}+4

Now solve this equation for y,

x - 4 =
\sqrt[3]{8y}

(x - 4)³ =
(\sqrt[3]{8y})^3

(x - 4)³ = 8y

y =
(1)/(8)(x-4)^(3)

Now convert the equation into function,


f^(-1)(x)=(1)/(8)(x-4)^(3)

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