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I based the range of the inverse from ln(x)
the range of ln(x) is (-infinity, +infinity)
my inverse function is a ln function so yeah.. I'm not really good at explaining stuff. Need help with this part.
i ln(0) is undefined...include that in your "range"
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are you sure?
i thought that would be the domain?
if the function is f and its inverse is f^-1, then domain of f is range of f^-1 range of f is domain of f^-1
so, to find range of f^-1, you just find the domain of f, which is the- inside- the- square- term \(\geq 0\)
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