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Involves inverse fuctions

Involves inverse fuctions-example-1
User Mina Matta
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Answer:

1.
x

2.
y

3.


y=(\ln (x+4))/(2)

Explanation:

Given the function


f(x)=e^(2x)-4

To find the inverse function, first change
f(x) to
y:


y=e^(2x)-4

Then, switch
x and
y:


x=e^(2y)-4

and solve for
y:


x+4=e^(2y)\\ \\\ln (x+4)=\ln e^(2y)\\ \\2y=\ln (x+4)\\ \\y=(\ln (x+4))/(2)

User Trevor Gowing
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