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What is the inverse of 1/√(x-4)?

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the square root is over x-4, not just the x

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  1. y = 1/√(x - 4)

    Interchange x and y:

    x = 1/√(y - 4)

    Now solve for y:

    √(y - 4)x = 1

    Square both sides:

    (y - 4)x² = 1

    yx² - 4x² = 1

    yx² = 1 + 4x²

    y = (1 + 4x²)/x²

    Hope this helps!


  2. f(x) =  1/√(x-4)

    y = 1/√(x-4)

    Inverse function typically swap x & y and resolve for new y

    x =  1/√(y-4)

    √(y-4) = 1/x

    y-4 = (1/x)²

    y = (1/x)² + 4

    f inverse(x) = (1/x)² + 4

  3. The multiple inverse = √(x-4)

    The addition inverse = -1/√(x-4)

  4. √(x-4)/1

  5. (1+4x^2)/x^2 but i'm not sure

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