Restrict the domain of the function � ( � ) = � - 7 and then find the inverse. the restricted domain is � ( � ) ≥ 0 ; � - 1 ( � ) = � 2 - 7 the restricted domain is � ( � ) ≤ 0 ; � - 1 ( � ) = � 2 - 7 the restricted domain is � ( � ) ≥ 0 ; � - 1 ( � ) = � 2 + 7 the restricted domain is � ( � ) ≤ 0 ; � - 1 ( � ) = � 2 + 7
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If we restrict the domain of the function to x ≥ 0, the function remains the same, f(x) = x - 7 for x ≥ 0. Show more…
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