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Given f(x)=−2x+4−−−−−−−√, what is the relationship between f(x) and f−1(x)?

Drag and drop an inequality into each box to correctly complete each statement. help please

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The domain of the function exists for when x ≤ 2 while the range exists for the value of y >0

For f⁻¹(x), the domain and the range exists on all real values

 

Given the expression

f(x)=√−2x+4

Get the inverse of the function f⁻¹(x)

ley u = f(x)

y = √−2x+4

Replace x as y

x = √−2y+4

Make y the subject of the formula

x² = -2y + 4

-2y = x²-4

y = (x²-4)/-2

Hence f⁻¹(x)=  (x²-4)/-2

For f(x), the domain of the function exists for when x ≤ 2 while the range exists for the value of y >0

For f⁻¹(x), the domain and the range exists on all real values

 

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