Finding the Inverse of a Log Function

[harrymatabal]

You are such a great tutor, Mr H. Unlike the other videos that talk too much

[maxhagenauer]

Which you can still simplify more to 1 / ( 2^x ).

[The-CoIIector]

Basically if you want to find the inverse function of any or almost formula, just swap the x and y value and then separate the y value alone.

[Da_guy]

An Asian really gave us an L in a game we suck at…

[Yami-vitv]

Could you please make a video on how to differentiate a log function with a given base that contains another function in it please

[vaiioane]

You are the real deal mate, you explain the simplest form of how to deal with the complex problems like this.

[russelleverson]

Am I right in thinking that the answer could be further simplified?
In this context is it best to not simplify it (eg. Because the original function was in base 4, So leave the inverse function as an exponent base 4?)

[stevenle]

Wow. Brief and meaningful ! Best tutor I've ever known.

[karoll_arianna]

Please, Mr H. If you could center the board in the camara frame as I cannot see the 1 cm of width from left to right

[areeb]

Don’t you write fractions as -x/2 and not x/-2 . I know they are the same but isn’t the first one like more correct

[JC-kcxw]

What level is the math here? High school?

[maxfarax]

We only get the how with math never the why. Real life application of this stuff would be great.