Respuesta :
f(x)=x^2−6
Replace f(x) with yy.
y=x^2−6
Interchange the variables.
x=y2−6
Solve for yy.
Move −6-6 to the right side of the equation by subtracting −6-6 from both sides of the equation.y2=6+xy2=6+xTake the squaresquare root of both sides of the equationequation to eliminate the exponent on the left side.y=±√6+xy=±6+x
The complete solution is the result of both the positive and negative portions of the solution.
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y=√6+x,−√6+x
Solve for y and replace with f^−1(x).
Answer is f−1(x)=√6+x,−√6+x
Replace f(x) with yy.
y=x^2−6
Interchange the variables.
x=y2−6
Solve for yy.
Move −6-6 to the right side of the equation by subtracting −6-6 from both sides of the equation.y2=6+xy2=6+xTake the squaresquare root of both sides of the equationequation to eliminate the exponent on the left side.y=±√6+xy=±6+x
The complete solution is the result of both the positive and negative portions of the solution.
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y=√6+x,−√6+x
Solve for y and replace with f^−1(x).
Answer is f−1(x)=√6+x,−√6+x
Our function. y=(x^2 ) +6
The inverse function switches from (x,y) to (y, x) so where you see y put a x and where you see x put a y.
Inverse function. X=(y^2)+6
Now we still needed to have it in the form of y= something so lets work it.
X-6=y^2
Square root (x-6)=y
f^-1 (x)=square root (x-6)
The inverse function switches from (x,y) to (y, x) so where you see y put a x and where you see x put a y.
Inverse function. X=(y^2)+6
Now we still needed to have it in the form of y= something so lets work it.
X-6=y^2
Square root (x-6)=y
f^-1 (x)=square root (x-6)