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So I think I found the inverse but I'm not sure on how to put it in the form of log_b(A)+C could someone explain it step by step if they don't mind I'd love to learn on how to actually do it and apply it Slight Smile

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If g(x)=1/4 (3)^{x+ 5}, calculate  g^-1(x) = log_b(A)+C, where b =  , A =  , C =

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fodog414 Author
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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, fodog414
Thanks padre
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I just don't understand on how to put the inverse in log_b(A)+C Frowning Face
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Me neither Confounded Face Any updates?
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fodog414 Author
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9 years ago
Yes =)

So I found the inverse of 1/4(3)^x+5
Which =(ln(4x)-5ln(3))/ln(3)

simplified (ln(4x)-5ln(3))/ln(3)
to get (ln(4x))/(ln(3))-5


more simplification results with

 ln(4x)-ln(3)-5

I then got C for -5

A for 4x

b for 3

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Thanks for the update.
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