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Which statement describes the inverse of m(x) = x^2 – 17x?
a. The domain restriction x ≥ StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction results in m–1(x) =StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction minus StartRoot x + StartFraction 289 Over 4 EndFraction EndRoot .
b. The domain restriction x ≥ StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction results in m–1(x) =StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction + StartRoot x + StartFraction 289 Over 4 EndFraction EndRoot .
c. The domain restriction x ≥ Negative StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction results in m–1(x) =StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction minus StartRoot x + StartFraction 289 Over 4 EndFraction EndRoot .
d. The domain restriction x ≥ Negative StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction results in m–1(x) =StartFraction 17 Over 2 EndFraction + StartRoot x + StartFraction 289 Over 4 EndFraction EndRoot .
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on both sides,
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on both sides.
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