Q.1) (a) Given y = f(x) = (x²+6) for a > 0, determine the inverse function f-1(x). (b) Evaluate the limit (c) Evaluate the limit lim 0+x lim x²-8x-9 x 9 x²-10x+9 4e7+3 cos(3) 2x-5 sin(2x) (d) Find for y = (5x²+xsin x)4
Q.1) (a) Given y = f(x) = (x²+6) for a > 0, determine the inverse function f-1(x). (b) Evaluate the limit (c) Evaluate the limit lim 0+x lim x²-8x-9 x 9 x²-10x+9 4e7+3 cos(3) 2x-5 sin(2x) (d) Find for y = (5x²+xsin x)4
Chapter3: Functions
Section3.7: Inverse Functions
Problem 2SE: Why do we restrict the domain of the function f(x)=x2 to find the function's inverse?
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Transcribed Image Text:Q.1) (a) Given y = f(x) = (x²+6) for a > 0, determine the inverse function f-1(x).
(b) Evaluate the limit
(c) Evaluate the limit
lim
0+x
lim
x²-8x-9
x 9 x²-10x+9
4e7+3 cos(3)
2x-5 sin(2x)
(d) Find for
y = (5x²+xsin x)4
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