Invertible Functions
Invertible Functions: Overview
This topic explains the inverse of a bijective function and provides the definition of invertible functions. There are also practice questions for the same, which allow students a wider understanding of the topic.
Important Questions on Invertible Functions
If f:
Let , , then is
Here, is GIF and is the fractional part function.
Let be a function defined by , (where, is the fractional part function), then is
If , then inverse function is defined only when
Let be defined by . Let denotes the inverse of the function then is given by
If and is the inverse of , then is equal to
The function , whers are not zero real number. If and . The number that is not in the range of is
If and , where [.] represents greatest integer function. Then is equal to
Let a real valued function satisfies, for all positive . Number of solutions of , where is the set of values of for which is invertible, is
Let and , then is defined by . What is the value of ?
Number of real numbers satisfying equation are
The inverse function of the function is
Let be a real number and for If is the inverse function of , and and are real numbers, then is equal to
Let be a function defined by for . Then is
If the function is given by , then the inverse of is a function defined by
If is the range of the function defined by , then
If and is bijective in its domain then
