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Could you show me step by step how to find the inverse of this problem: log with base of 2 (x+1) Thanks! It is not clear what the problem is. You are given a function of x. Let's calli it y. Are you trying to come up with an equation for x in terms of y? If log(base2)of (x...
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about finding the inverse of y=(2x+1)/(x+3). should you multiply (x+3) on both sides and get y(x+3)=2x+1? then what would be your next step? This one is a little tricky because we we have a rational function. What we want to end up with is x(y) To do this you can interchange x...
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how would you solve for y in this problem: x=(y^2+3y)^(1/3) I got: y= x^3/y - 3 ? and for this problem: x= 1/[(y^2+3y-5)^3] I got: y = y/x + 5/y - 3? However, I do not know how to solve for y explicitly. I don't think quadratic formula would work in these problems. Please ...
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I happen to stumble accross this website and it is funny that it is still here after so many years...and that I am in Axia college and this is my week2 ethics course. It is very funny that the course has not changed in two years. I am also stumped on this question but have got...
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how would you simplify y= (x^5-32)/(x-2)? I know that it would equal (x^5-2^5)/(x-2), but what's the next step? It wouldn't be just (x^4-2^4), would it? kristie, in general I think you can prove (x-a)|(x^n - a^n); read (x-a) divides the expression on the right of '...
inverse
the direction was to find f^(-1)x. f(x) = x^2+2x+1, x >= -1 as a final answer, I got: f^(-1)x = sqrt(x) - 1, x >= 0 is this right? I don't understand the restriction rules. It is right. If originally x>=-1, that puts f(x) >=0, and in the inverse function, this ...
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How do you find the domain of log(x^2-4)? and how about this one? e^(3x+4)? Please help me! Well kristie, you might recognize log(x^2-4) = log((x-2)(x+2)) and then use a property of logs to see it as a sum, i.e., log(ab)=log(a)+log(b). You are then expected to know that the lo...
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Find the exact solutions on the interval [0,pi]. 2sin2x = sqrt(x) Please help me! kristie, this problem is somewhere between a calculus problem and an algebra one. I'm not sure what you're taking. If you see that the eq. is = to 4(sin2x)^2=x , then you might see where ...
inverse
my question was: find f^-1 (x). (this is asking me to find the inverse) f(x) = -(x-2)^2, x <= 2 how do I solve this problem?>> and you answered: If f(x)=-(x-2)^2 x<-2, then let y=f(x) - y = (x-2)^2 sqrt(-y)= x-2 x(y)= sqrt (-y) + 2 g(x)= sqrt(-x) + 2 and that is th...
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how would you solve for y in this problem: ln(y-1)-ln2 = x +lnx ln(y-1)-ln2 = x +lnx Solve for y... ln[(y-1)/2]]=x + lnx take the antilog of each side (y-1)/2= e^(x+lnx) solve for y.
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