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Does g(x)=(x+5)^3 have an inverse function?
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Is it f-1(x)=5+-sqrt*x? @jdoe0001
by swapping the variables about to get their "INVERSE RELATIONSHIP" like -> \(\bf g(x)={\color{red}{ y}}=({\color{blue}{ x}}+5)^3\qquad inverse\implies {\color{blue}{ x}}=({\color{red}{ y}}+5)^3\) and then solving for "y"
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if you take the \(\large \bf \sqrt[3]{\qquad }\) to both sides.... how would you end up?
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