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Find, then state if it’s a function

Find, then state if it’s a function-example-1

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Answer:

The answer is y = ±
\sqrt[4]{(x)/(4)} ,
f^(-1)(x) is a function1st answer

Explanation:

Let us revise the steps of find the inverse of a function

  1. Replace f(x) with y
  2. Replace every x by y and replace y by x
  3. Solve the equation in Step 2 for y
  4. Replace y by
    f^(-1)(x)


f(x)=4x^(4)

- Replace f(x) by y


y=4x^(4)

- Replace y by x and x by y


x=4y^(4)

- Divide each side by 4


(x)/(4)=y^(4)

- Take
\sqrt[4]{} for both sides

∴ ±
\sqrt[4]{(x)/(4)}=y

- Switch the two sides

∴ y = ±
\sqrt[4]{(x)/(4)}

∵ There is no fourth root for negative number

∴ x ≥ 0

When you test the graph of
f^(-1)(x) by a vertical line, it will cut it just at one in every position, so it is a function. Look to the attached graph for more understand


f^(-1)(x) is a function

The answer is y = ±
\sqrt[4]{(x)/(4)} ,
f^(-1)(x) is a function

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