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Rename f(x) as y:
Solve for x:
Note that you can use the quadratic formula, with the 'c' term = 6-y:
So now that I have simplified this, I see that I have a +/- in my result.
This immediately tells me that any given 'x' corresponds to 2 different y's.
Hence the inverse of this IS NOT A FUNCTION. So the answer is that has no inverse.
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Another way to do this is to apply the "Horizontal Line Test" to determine if
a function has an inverse. This test states: If any horizontal line intersects the graph of f more than once, then f does not have an inverse.
Here is the graph of your function - you can see that this does not pass the Horizontal Line Test.