Using function concepts, it is found that the range of the inverse function is:
[tex]y \geq 5[/tex]
- The range of a function is the data-set that contains all possible values the function can assume, that is, the values of y.
- In the inverse function, the inputs and outputs are exchanged, that is, the values of x on the function are the values of y on the inverse, and the values of y on the original function are the values of x on the inverse function, thus, the domain and range are also exchanged.
In the original function, x assumes values in the interval [tex]x \geq 5[/tex], hence, in the inverse function, the values assumed by y, which is the range, is [tex]y = \geq 5[/tex]
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