Find the Inverse Function for f(x) = x^2 + 4 for x greater than or equal to zero

Find the Inverse Function for f(x) = x^2 + 4 for x greater than or equal to zero

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[HoodBodega]

This is insanely simple but helpful bruh thank you.

[wbenwben]

Can you sir tell me the inverse function of the bijective function defined in the open set (1, 2) by f(x)=(1/2-x)+(1/1-x)

[jasonjohnson]

what if in the original function it's x^2-4 instead of +4? How would that change the steps to for x to be greater then or equal to zero? Or would they not change at all?

[SoHalalG]

what if we had to graph it, how would i do that?

[maximofernandez]

hey, I have a question. Isn't it problematic that for x<4 it gives no real solutions?

[josephryan]

So if X is less than or equal to, then you just make it a negative?

[lilana]

Thank you, you really helped me in my assignment 💜

[undertakersspirit]

Don't we inverse x>0 to y>0