\"\"

\

(a)

\

The function is \"\".

\

Rewrite the function as \"\".

\

Find the inverse function.

\

\"\".

\

Interchange the variables \"image\" and \"image\".

\

\"\".

\

Squaring on each side.

\

\"\"

\

\"\".

\

Substitute \"\".

\

The inverse of the function is \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(b)

\

Draw a coordinate plane.

\

Graph the functions \"\" and \"\".

\

\"\"

\

Observe the graph :

\

The functions \"\" and \"\" are symmetric about the line \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(c)

\

The functions \"\" and \"\" are symmetric about the line \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(d)

\

The function is \"\".

\

The domain of a function is all values of \"\", those makes the function mathematically correct.

\

The function under the square cannot be negative.

\

\"\"

\

Therefore, Domain of \"\" is \"\".

\

Range of the function \"\" is a set of all non negative real numbers.

\

Range of \"\" is \"\".

\

The inverse function is \"\".

\

Note : The range of \"\" is the domain of \"\".

\

Therefore, domain of \"\" is \"\".

\

Note : The range of \"\" is the domain of \"\".

\

Therefore, range of \"\" is \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(a)

\

The inverse of the function is \"\".

\

(b)

\

The graph of the functions are \"\" and \"\" .

\

\"\"

\

(c)

\

 \"image\" and \"image\" are symmetric about \"\".

\

(d)

\

Domain of \"\" is \"\".

\

Range of \"\" is \"\".

\

Domain of \"\" is \"\".

\

Range of  \"\" is \"\".