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Place the steps for finding f^-1(x) in the correct order

Place the steps for finding f^-1(x) in the correct order-example-1
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We are given the following function:


f(x)=\sqrt[]{7x-21}

We are asked to determine its inverse function:


f^(-1)(x)

To do that, we will do the following change:


y=f(x)

We get:


y=\sqrt[]{7x-21}

Now, since we want to determine the inverse we will swap variables, like this:


x=\sqrt[]{7y-21}

Now we will solve for "y", first by squaring both sides:


x^2=7y-21

Now we will add 21 to both sides:


x^2+21=7y

Now we will divide both sides by 7:


(1)/(7)x^2+3=y

This is the inverse function, therefore, we can do the following change:


y=f^(-1)(x)

We get:


(1)/(7)x^2+3=f^(-1)(x)

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