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how do I find the inverse of y=(0.5)^(x+2)???
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\[y=(0.5)^{x+2}\] x = (0.5)^(y+2) logx = y+2log0.5 logx/log0.5 = y+2log0.5/log0.5 (logx/log0.5) - 2 = y but the correct answer is \[\sqrt[(x-2)]{0.5}\]
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@asnaseer do you have a clue as to how to get the correct answer? :$
how sure are you that the correct answer is \(\sqrt[(x-2)]{0.5}\)?
sure as in it's written in the back of my book...
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well it does not look correct to me.
maybe there is a printing error in your book?
really? oh.. okay, thank you!
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