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Help Please? Given the function f(x) = 2^x, find the value of f^−1(16).
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@hartnn I know you helped me with something like this before, but its different. Can you help again?
sure
what have you tried already ?
I plugged 16 in as the x but im pretty sure that's not what you do...
\(2^x =16 \)
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oh so I just do log2 on both sides?
you can, but if you know \(16 = 2^{??}\) then it would be much simpler
if you don't better take log on both sides
what would be the simpler way?
\(16 = 2^4 \) so ,in \(2^x = 16 \\ 2^x = 2^4 x= 4\)
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\(2^x = 16 \\ 2^x = 2^4 \\x= 4\)
so f^-1(16)=4? and that is much simpler lol
yes, it is :)
okay thank you again :)
welcome ^_^
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