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What is the inverse of this function?

f(x)=√x
+ 3, x ≥ − 3
f-¹(x) =
x²-
-
for x ≤

What is the inverse of this function? f(x)=√x + 3, x ≥ − 3 f-¹(x) = x²- - for x ≤-example-1
User Peteykun
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Answer:

4, 3, 0

Explanation:

Let f(y)=x.


x=-(1)/(2)√(y+3) \\ \\ -2x=√(y+3) \\ \\ 4x^2=y+3 \\ \\ y=f^(-1)(x)=\boxed{4}x^2-\boxed{3}

The domain of the inverse is the same as the range of the original function. For the original function, we know that it is decreasing, so the range is


y\leq -(1)/(2)√(-3+3)=0

and hence the domain of our inverse is


x \leq 0

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