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put this solution on YOUR website!Isaac, it's not a power but it stands for the inverse function.
For example, if I have a function

such that

then the inverse function,

would be such that when I plug in x=5, I would get back y=1.

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1.To find the inverse, first change to x,y notation.

Then interchange the positions of x and y and solve for y.

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The solution for the new y is the inverse function.

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Let's try it.

Now when I plug in x=-1 into the inverse function,
I should get back y=1.

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You interested at the value of the inverse function for x=0.

You could have also solved it by asking what x makes my original function equal to zero.

The inverse functions interchange x and y values.
Hopefully that makes sense. Good luck!