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What is the theorem that gives the method for finding the derivative of an inverse function?
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we can use the equation f ( f ^-1(x)) = x and take derivative of both sides
use chain rule
f ' ( f^-1(x)) * f^-1 (x) ' = 1 so f^-1 (x) ' = 1 / ( f ' (f^-1(x))
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it would be nice if i could learn to use equation editor, :)
Yes it did, I just was a bit rusty, and needed a little reminder of what was going on.
\[2^{2}\]
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