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Consider the graph of the function f(x)=e^x+1. The inverse of function f is ____ function. The inverse of function f has a domain of _____ and a range of ___.

an exponential
a linear
a quadratic
a logarithmic

all real numbers
x>0
x>1

y>1
all real numbers
y>0

Consider the graph of the function f(x)=e^x+1. The inverse of function f is ____ function-example-1
User Asunez
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Answer: Exponential, All real numbers, y>1

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User Joshua Redfield
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Here , the given function to us is
{\bf{f(x)=e^(x)+1}} which is clearly an exponential function , so it's inverse will be a logarithmic function . So , now let's solve for it's inverse

We have ;


{:\implies \quad \sf f(x)=e^(x)+1}

Now , let y = f(x) . So :


{:\implies \quad \sf y=e^(x)+1}

Now , solve for x


{:\implies \quad \sf e^(x)=y-1}

Take natural log on both sides :


{:\implies \quad \sf ln(e^(x))=ln(y-1)}


{:\implies \quad \sf x\: ln(e)=ln(y-1)\quad \qquad \{\because ln(a^(b))=b\: ln(a)\}}


{:\implies \quad \sf x=ln(y-1)\quad \qquad \{\because ln(e)=1\}}

Now , replace x by
{\bf{f^(-1)(x)}} and y by x


{:\implies \quad \bf \therefore \quad \underline{\underline{f^(-1)(x)=ln(x-1)}}}

Now , we got the inverse of f(x) which is a logarithmic function with domain
{\bf{(-\infty , +\infty)}} and Range
{\bf{(1,\infty)}}.So , the domain is the set of all real numbers and range being y > 1

Hence , The required answers are a logarithmic, all real numbers and y > 1

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