(a)
\The function is ,
and
.
A function is said to be one to one if any two elements in the domain are correspond to two different elements in the range.
If and
are two different inputs of a function
, then
is said to be one to one provided
.
If then
for
.
Multiply on each side by .
.
Add to each side.
.
.
Therefore, the function is said to be one-to-one function.
(b)
\The function is .
Theorem 7:
\If is a oneto one differentiable function with inverse function
and
then the inverse function is
differentiable at and
.
Find .
Equate the function to .
since
is not in the interval
.
Therefore then
.
.
Differentiate the function with respect to .
.
Power rule of derivatives : .
.
.
(c)
\The function is .
Let .
To find the inverse of , replace
with
and
with
.
.
Solve for .
The inverse of the function is
.
From the inverse function definition,
\Domain of is range of
and the range of
is domain of
.
Domain of is
.
Range of is
.
Therefore,
\Domain of is
.
Range of is
.
(d)
\The inverse function is .
Differentiate on each side with respect to .
Power rule of derivatives : .
Sunbstitute in above expression.
.
Sunbstitute in above expression.
.
(e)
\The graph of and
is :
(a) The function is one-to-one function.
(b) .
(c)
\The inverse function is ,
Domain of is
.
Range of is
.
(d)
\.
(e)
\The graph is :
\.