What is the nature of ?
Verify that is bijective, and compute the inverse function -1: [,] -> [,].
You may type sqrt(2) for the square root of 2 for example.
Verify that is bijective, therefore we have an inverse function -1: -> . Calculate the value -1().
You must reply with a pricision of at least 4 significant digits.
is bijective, but there is a point
such that the inverse function -1(x) is not differentiable on . Find .
Verify that is bijective, and compute the inverse function -1: [,] -> [,].
You may type sqrt(2) for the square root of 2 for example.
Verify that is bijective, therefore we have an inverse function (x) = -1(x). Calculate the value of derivative '() .
You must reply with a pricision of at least 4 significant digits.
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