SOLUTION: Given the function f(x)=-2c+cx-x^2 and f^-1(3)=-1, find c.
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Question 1162042
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Given the function f(x)=-2c+cx-x^2 and f^-1(3)=-1, find c.
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MathLover1(20849)
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Given the function
and
, find
first find inverse
...swap variables
..........complete square
->
if
, means if
then
....square both sides
....simplify
so,
is
and
will be
-> check result if
,
->true
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greenestamps(13195)
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Given:
(1)
(2)
Then...
(3) From (2),
(4) From (1) and (3),
ANSWER: c = -4/3
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The solution by @MathLover1 is incorrect.
It has an error.
The error is in the 8-th line of her post.