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given that the function f(x)=x^2-6x has domain [3,infinite), which of the following functions is the inverse of f(x)?
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solve \[x=y^2-6y\] in a few steps
that is, solve for \(y\)
you know how to do that?
"no" is a fine answer, just asking
i think i do.. would it be y=3+sqrt9+x
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maybe let me check
\[3+\sqrt{x+9}\] yes
plus the radical because of the domain, otherwise it would be \(\pm\) which is not a function
okay so then whatttt
then go have a beer you are done
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\[f^{-1}(x)=\sqrt{x+9}+3\]
or however you need to write it
hahahaha ill take you up on that in 3 years. ill post another question soon
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that is a long time before my next beer though
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