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Example Question #1 : Linear Algebra
Find the inverse of the following equation.
.
To find the inverse in this case, we need to switch our x and y variables and then solve for y.
Therefore,
becomes,
To solve for y we square both sides to get rid of the sqaure root.
We then subtract 2 from both sides and take the exponenetial of each side, leaving us with the final answer.
Example Question #4 : Matrices
Find the inverse of the following function.
To find the inverse of y, or
first switch your variables x and y in the equation.
Second, solve for the variable in the resulting equation.
Simplifying a number with 0 as the power, the inverse is
Example Question #181 : Algebra
Find the inverse of the following function.
Does not exist
To find the inverse of y, or
first switch your variables x and y in the equation.
Second, solve for the variable in the resulting equation.
And by setting each side of the equation as powers of base e,
Example Question #3 : Matrices
Find the inverse of the function.
To find the inverse we need to switch the variables and then solve for y.
Switching the variables we get the following equation,
.
Now solve for y.
Example Question #1 : Find The Inverse Of A Function
If , what is its inverse function,
?
We begin by taking and changing the
to a
, giving us
.
Next, we switch all of our and
, giving us
.
Finally, we solve for by subtracting
from each side, multiplying each side by
, and dividing each side by
, leaving us with,
.
Example Question #4 : Inverses
Find for
To find the inverse of a function, first swap the x and y in the given function.
Solve for y in this re-written form.
Example Question #371 : Gre Subject Test: Math
Which of the following is the inverse of ?
Which of the following is the inverse of ?
To find the inverse of a function, we need to swap x and y, and then rearrange to solve for y. The inverse of a function is basically the function we get if we swap the x and y coordinates for every point on the original function.
So, to begin, we can replace the h(x) with y.
Next, swap x and y
Now, we need to get y all by itself; we can to begin by dividng the three over.
Now, recall that
And that we can rewrite any log as an exponent as follows:
So with that in mind, we can rearrange our function to get y by itself:
Becomes our final answer:
Example Question #181 : Algebra
Find the Inverse of Matrix B where
.
To find the inverse matrix of B use the following formula,
.
Since the matrix B is given as,
the inverse becomes,
.
Example Question #11 : Linear Algebra
Find the inverse of the following matrix, if possible.
The inverse does not exist.
Write the formula to find the inverse of a matrix.
Substituting in the given matrix we are able to find the inverse matrix.
Example Question #11 : Matrices
Given the following matrix, find the determinant, if possible.
There is no determinant.
Write the formula to find the determinant given a 2 by 2 matrix.
Substituting in the given matrix we are able to find the determinant.
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