Let , and . The inverse of restricted to is .
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Let , and . The inverse of restricted to is .
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Let be a positive real number.
(a) Solve the inequality .
(e) On a separate set of axes, the graph of , indicating all -intercepts, the -intercept and any turning points.
The function is defined by for .
(a) Find the -intercepts and the coordinates of the vertex of .
(d) Solve the equation algebraically.
Solve the inequality for .
The function is defined by for .
(a) Find the -intercepts and the coordinates of the stationary points of .
(c) why has no negative solutions, and verify the general result of part (b) against your answer to part (a).
(b) On the same set of axes, the graphs of and , indicating clearly the -intercepts and the -coordinate of the local maximum of .
(c) the coordinates of the local minima of and why these points coincide with the -intercepts of .
(b) the graph of , clearly showing the -intercepts and the coordinates of all turning points.