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What is the inverse function of ##x+sin x## ?
arpon said:What is the inverse function of ##x+sin x## ?
An inverse function is a mathematical operation that "undoes" or reverses the effects of another function. It essentially swaps the input and output values of a function.
To find the inverse function of x + sin x, you can use the algebraic method of switching the input and output variables and solving for the new output variable. This would result in the inverse function being sin(x - y), where y is a constant.
The domain of the inverse function of x + sin x is all real numbers, while the range is also all real numbers. This is because the original function, x + sin x, has a domain and range of all real numbers, and the inverse function simply switches the input and output values.
The graph of the inverse function of x + sin x would be a reflection of the original function's graph over the line y = x. This is because the inverse function swaps the x and y coordinates of each point on the original graph.
The relationship between a function and its inverse is such that when the two functions are composed, the output is the input. In other words, when the original function is applied to the output of the inverse function, it results in the original input value. This is represented algebraically as f(g(x)) = x and g(f(x)) = x.