Find the inverse of g(x) = 3x^2 - 5

x

=

√

y

+

5

3

Explanation:

To find the inverse of a function expressed as

XXX

y

=

an expression in

x

rearrange the expression into the form:

XXX

x

=

an expression in

y

Given

XXX

y

=

3

x

2

−

5

Switch sides and add

5

to both sides

XXX

3

x

2

=

y

+

5

Divide both sides by

3

XXX

x

2

=

y

+

5

3

Take the square root of both sides

XXX

x

=

±

√

y

+

5

3

Since we were asked for an inverse function, I've eliminated the non-primary root (a function can not have two values for a single argument value).

Therefore

XXX

x

=

instead of Y do G

Step-by-step explanation:

your answer would be b

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