Question

If g(x)=3+x+2e^x, find g^(−)1(5)

Answer 1

its find g^(-1)(5)

Answer 2

Is that what you are looking for

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

what it is then

Answer 5

You have an interesting handwriting.

Answer 6

Is the answer zero?

Answer 7

I mean, it's a no-brainer if what he means with g^(-1)(5) is \(g^{-1}(5)\). That is, the inverse function of \(g\) evaluated at \(5\). Check that \(g(0)=5\). Therefore, \(g'(5)=0\).

Answer 8

I meant \(g^{-1}\) not \(g'\).

Answer 9

Agreed. that should be the answer if he meant the inverse function.

Answer 10

the answer is zero thanks for the help