Saturday, March 14, 2015

What is the inverse of the function f(x) = (e^3x)*14 - 21

We'll suggest another method of getting the inverse
function.


We know that the product of derivative and it's inverse is
1.


f'(x)*[f^-1(x)]' =1


We'll divide
both sides by f'(x):


[f^-1(x)]' =
1/f'(x)


We'll calculate the integral of functions both
sides:


Int [f^-1(x)]'dx = Int
dx/f'(x)


We'll differentiate the function
f(x):


f'(x) = [(e^3x)*14 - 21]'


f'(x) =
42*e^3x


f^-1(x) = Int dx/42*e^3x


Int
dx/42*e^3x = (1/42)*Int e^-3xdx


Int dx/42*e^3x =
-e^-3x/3*42


Int dx/42*e^3x =
-1/126*e^3x


Therefore, the inverse function is:
f^-1(x) = -1/126*e^3x.

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