Can anyone show me how to solve this?
g(x) = 10x^9 + 5x^3
10(g^-1(11))^9 + 5(g^-1(11))^3-9
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Can anyone show me how to solve this?
g(x) = 10x^9 + 5x^3
10(g^-1(11))^9 + 5(g^-1(11))^3-9
What do you have to solve? (I can't see anything, maybe I'm the only one)
i posted a screenshot of the problem but i guess it didnt work. i wrote it out above
$\displaystyle g(x) = 10x^9 + 5x^3$Quote:
Originally Posted by bseymore
let $\displaystyle a$ be the real value such that $\displaystyle g(a) = 11$
since $\displaystyle g(a) = 11$ , $\displaystyle g^{-1}(11) = a$
$\displaystyle 10a^9 + 5a^3 - 9 = g(a) - 9 = 11 - 9 = 2$
For any (invertible) function g, $\displaystyle g(g^{-1}(x))= x$Quote:
Originally Posted by bseymore
Note that $\displaystyle 10x^9+ 5x^3- 9= g(x)- 9$.
thanks guys! I understand it now
