5-22. In problem 5-21, you restricted the domain of the function y = (?) to 2 > 0 so that its inverse would be a function. Now
consider the function g(t) = (x - 3)2.
a. How can you restrict the domain of g() so that its inverse will be a function?
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5
b. Graph y=g(x) with its domain restricted,
and then graph y=5+(x)) on the same set of axes.
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-5
0
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c. What is the equation for gº(cc)?
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