al If f(x) = V6 -x find the forumla for f(x). If necessary, correctly restrict the %3D domain of the inverse function. b) What is the range of f-1(x)?

Q: Find the domain of the function F(x)= 11/x-15

A: Given query is to find the domain of the function.

Q: 15. Given the fumctions a(x) = x² + 2x- 1 and b(x), shown on the graph below, find P(x), where P(x)…

A: Given:  a(x)=x2+2x-1. b(x)=x+3. Determine the function P(x).…

Q: F(x) = f ∘ g ∘ h. Identify functions for f, g, and h.            F(x) = 1/4x6

A: It is given that  where Now, consider the functions as

Q: Let f (x) = -3 (x – 5) (x + 2) Let 8 (x) be represented by the graph below. Which statement is true…

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Q: Determine the domain of the function. f(x) = xl/4

A: fx=x14

Q: 5 -6pi 6p -5

A: From the graph, it is clear that the graph is a sine graph because, at x = 0, the sine value is…

Q: Find f(a), f(a+h), and the difference quotient for the function given below.

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Q: find the domain of composite functions, using additiona, subtraction, multiplication, and division.…

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Q: The function f is given by f (x) = (1+x)=. How do the values of f behave for small positive and…

A: Here we define  f  for small or large positive value of x.

Q: Find the domain of a composite function. Am I correct that g(x)=2? Am I correct that f(g(x))= f o…

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Q: Find the range of the function f(x) = 1/3x-5, if the domain is { -3, 0, 6}

A: f(x)=13x-5Domain is -3,0,6substitute x=-3f(-3)=13(-3)-5=1-9-5=-114

Q: Describe the transformations done on the parent function f (x) = /x to create the new function g (x)…

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Q: Give one way to restrict the domain of the function f (x) = X4-2to make the resulting function…

A: Given function is: fx=x4-2fx=x2

Q: Consider the function f defined by f(x) = (3 – x)(4 + 3x). What is f(-3)?

A: Given  f(x)=(3-x)(4+3x)

Q: Determine whether the function has a concave up and/or concave down. f(x)=x/5+x^2

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Q: Find the domain of the function G where G(x) = (2x/x-9)

A: We need to find the domain of the function G where G(x) = (2x/x-9). So,  The domain of a function is…