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5. To obtain f¹(x) = -x +3+5, the domain of f(x) must be: A. x≤5 B. X25 C. x≤-3 D. x≥-3

5. To obtain f¹(x) = -x +3+5, the domain of f(x) must be: A. x≤5 B. X25 C. x≤-3 D. x≥-3

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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Author:James Stewart
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Chapter1: Functions And Models
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Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...
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Numerical Response #1: Bob is analyzing the function f(x)=-3x - 5+1. He writes the domain of the inverse of this function as D: {xq}. If is ≥ then record a 0 in box 1. If is ≤ then record a 1 in the first box. Record the value of q in the second box. f-'(x): = 2x² - 2x +46 * Use the following information to answer the next question* Bob is analyzing the function f(x)=x²-10x+22. He wants the inverse to be a function so he restricts the domain of y=f(x) so that the resulting inverse is y=-x+3+5. 5. To obtain f¹(x) = -x +3+5, the domain of f(x) must be: A. x≤5 B. x 25 C. x≤-3 D. x≥-3 *The graph of y=f(x) is shown below. Use it to answer the following question* 16 14 4 12 U 10
Transcribed Image Text:Numerical Response #1: Bob is analyzing the function f(x)=-3x - 5+1. He writes the domain of the inverse of this function as D: {xq}. If is ≥ then record a 0 in box 1. If is ≤ then record a 1 in the first box. Record the value of q in the second box. f-'(x): = 2x² - 2x +46 * Use the following information to answer the next question* Bob is analyzing the function f(x)=x²-10x+22. He wants the inverse to be a function so he restricts the domain of y=f(x) so that the resulting inverse is y=-x+3+5. 5. To obtain f¹(x) = -x +3+5, the domain of f(x) must be: A. x≤5 B. x 25 C. x≤-3 D. x≥-3 *The graph of y=f(x) is shown below. Use it to answer the following question* 16 14 4 12 U 10
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