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[" Consider "f:R^(+)rarr(-9,oo)" given by "f(x)=5x^(2)+6x-9" .Prove that "f" invertible with "],[f^(-1)(y)=((sqrt(54+5y)-3)/(5))" Where "R^(+)" is the set of all positive real numbers."]

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