Example 1
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- Walch Education
Find the inverse, , of the function and determine the domain value(s) over which the inverse exists.
- Switch the domain and function variables, and then rename as .
- Solve the possible inverse for .
- Determine the domain of .
- Determine the range of .
- Determine the domain of .
- Determine whether the function exhibits one-to-one correspondence.
- Determine the parts of its domain over which exhibits one-to-one correspondence.
- Determine the range of .
- Match domains to ranges to find the inverse(s) of .