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What does g^-1 (x) mean?
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Have you seen this function before?: \[f+g\]
yes I have! I understand how to do that but I'm just confused on what to do with the negative exponent.
Just to clear things up, on your question, you're simply asking on how to find the answer, or you're just looking for the meaning of it?
I'm just really looking for the meaning
Hmm. its I quite forgot, but what the answer should be is \[\frac{ x }{ g }\]
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