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G (x) = -3x^4 + 6x^2 – xHow do I find the inverse function

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g(x)=-3x^4+6x^2-x

We find the inverse function as follows, solving for y (Assuming g(x) as y):

The function is incredbly complex given the x^4, the x^2 and the x since there is not an easy way to factor it.

Explaining:

When you have a function:


f(x)=6x-8

(Here f(x)=y) You will determine the inverse function by solving for x:


y=6x-8\Rightarrow y+8=6x\Rightarrow(y+8)/(6)=x\Rightarrow g(y)=(y+8)/(6)

Here g(y) is going to represent the inverse function of f(x)

G (x) = -3x^4 + 6x^2 – xHow do I find the inverse function-example-1
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