Solving Inverse Plot 2log(y)=log2+log(x+1)

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The discussion revolves around the equation 2log(y)=log2+log(x+1) and its relationship to the plot of the function. Participants are exploring whether this equation represents the inverse of the function Y^2=x+2.

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  • Participants are attempting to determine the nature of the relationship between the given logarithmic equation and the quadratic function. Some are questioning whether the logarithmic equation is indeed the inverse of the quadratic function.

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The discussion is ongoing, with various interpretations being explored. Some participants have provided insights into logarithmic properties, while others have challenged the notion of inverse relationships without reaching a consensus.

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There appears to be some confusion regarding the definitions and properties of inverse functions, as well as the application of logarithmic identities in this context.

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Homework Statement



what is the plot of
2log(y)=log2+log(x+1)

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is it the inverse of this
Y^2=x+2


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[tex]log_a x^n=nlog_a x[/tex]

[tex]log_a x + log_a y= log_a xy[/tex]


Use those two equations and you'll see.
 


is inverse of y^2=2(x+1)
 


No, it not the inverse. What you have is exactly y2= 2(x+1)
 
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