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G(x) = 2 log(x - 1)
what is the inverse

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Answer:


g^(-1)(x)=1+10^(x/2)

Explanation:

Inverse Function

Let's call:


y=2 log(x-1)

Divide by 2:


y/2=log(x-1)

Assuming the base of the log is 10, apply exponential base 10:


10^(y/2)=x-1

Solving for x:


x=1+10^(y/2)

Swap variables:


y=1+10^(x/2)

Calling this function the inverse:


\boxed{g^(-1)(x)=1+10^(x/2)}

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