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Find the inverse of the function.
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Ok the ^3 is messing me up. But I think opinion 1 is correct?
solve the function for x. then change all the x's to y's and all the y's to x's
its actually option 2. let me explain.
y = (x/8)^(1/3) -4 y+4 = (x/8)^(1/3) (y+4)^3 =(x/8) [8*(y+4)^3]=x change the y's for x's and the x's for y's [8*(x+4)^3]=y
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equate the function to y. interchange the variable and make y the subject
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