Asked by taytay
Consider the function f(x)=−x2+6 on the domain [0,∞).
Use the range of f(x) to determine the domain of f−1(x).
What is the domain of f−1(x)?
Answers:
−∞<x≤6
−∞<f−1(x)≤6
6<x<∞
−6<f−1(x)<6
−6<x<6
6<f−1(x)<∞
Use the range of f(x) to determine the domain of f−1(x).
What is the domain of f−1(x)?
Answers:
−∞<x≤6
−∞<f−1(x)≤6
6<x<∞
−6<f−1(x)<6
−6<x<6
6<f−1(x)<∞
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Answered by
oobleck
the domain of f<sup><sup>-1</sup></sup>(x) is the range of f(x)
So, just find the range.
So, just find the range.
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