The function is such that for all .
(a) Show that .
(b) Show that is one-to-one.
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The function is such that for all .
(a) Show that .
(b) Show that is one-to-one.
(e) The graph of can be generated through a sequence of a vertical stretch and a vertical translation of the graph of . these two transformations, clearly stating the order in which they should be performed.
(e) Write down:
(i) the equation of the vertical asymptote of ;
(ii) the equation of the horizontal asymptote of ;
(iii) the equation of a line of symmetry of the graph of .
(d) Find .
The function is defined by , where .
The function is defined by , for , .
The function is defined by , for , .
(a) Show that .
(c) Find .
(d) Find the domain and the range of .
Let , for .
(a) Find .
(b) Find .
(d) Solve .
Consider the function .
(a) Find the domain of the function .
(c) Find the inverse of the function over the restricted domain if it exists.
(a) the exact value of .
(b) the exact value of .
(c) an expression for the inverse function .
(d) Using your result from part 3, or otherwise, the value of .
(b) the two real values that must be excluded from the domain of .
(c) Show that , and what this implies about the function .
(b) the graph of , showing all asymptotes and intercepts.