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Inverse of g(x)=-x^5-3

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Answer:


{g}^( - 1) (x) = \sqrt[5]{ - x - 3}

Explanation:


g(x) = - {x}^(5) - 3

To find the inverse of g(x) equate g(x) to y

That's


y = - {x}^(5) - 3

Next interchange the terms

x becomes y and y becomes x

We have


x = - {y}^(5) - 3

Next make y the subject

Multiply both sides by - 1

That's


{y}^(5) + 3 = - x

Send 3 to the right side of the equation

That's


{y}^(5) = - x - 3

Find the 5th root of both sides

That's


\sqrt[5]{ {y}^(5) } = \sqrt[5]{ - x - 3} \\ y = \sqrt[5]{ - x - 3}

We have the final answer as


{g}^( - 1) (x) = \sqrt[5]{ - x - 3}

Hope this helps you

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