Inverse function of Y COSX 1, urgent !!!

Updated on educate 2024-04-16
13 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    y=cosx+1

    cosx=y-1

    Because x 0, so.

    x=-arccos(y-1)

    Swap x and y to get the inverse function.

    y=-arccos(x-1)

    This is the analytic formula, and then find the defined domain.

    Because -pie=so-1=0=

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    The inverse of the function y=cosx+1 is: y=arccos(x-1), the x-range [0,2].

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    cosx=y-1

    pi x 0 because the anticosine is defined on 0 x pi and the cosine is an even function.

    So x=-acrcos(y-1).

    The inverse function is y=-arccos(x-1).

    The defined domain is the original function value range, i.e., (0,2).

    It can be regarded as an addition to the 4th floor, mainly to understand that the definition of the inverse cosine function specifies the symbol ACRCOS.

    Directly defined on (0,pi).

    For example, if a=acrcos(x) then there must be 0 a pi

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    cosx=y-1

    x=acrcos(y-1)

    The inverse function is y=arccos(x-1) and the domain is defined as the original function value domain, [0,2].

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    y=-arccos(x-1)(0≤x≤2)

    When x 0, the value range of the original function is 0 x 2 (the cosx value is -1 1), so the inverse function definition domain obtained is 0 x 2, so when you find the inverse function, you will encounter y-1=cosx, you need to find x, you can write x=arccos(y-1) firstAnd then.

    Note that functions such as arccos and arcsin have a feature that not only the value range is limited, but also the definition domain, so as to keep a value corresponding to only one angle, arccosx defines the domain is -1 1, arccos-1= , arccos1=0, when finding the inverted function, the obtained x also needs to look at the specific situation according to y. Since substituting the current definition field 0 y 2 gives 0 x, the sign must be added back to - x 0, so there is this answer.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    y=cosxarccosy = x

    The inverse function y=arccosx

    For a function f to be an explicit inverse function, it must be a bijective function, i.e.,

    Monographic) must be mapped to each element of the field only once: otherwise its inverse function will map the element to a value greater than one.

    Each element on the full field must be mapped to f: otherwise there will be no way to define the inverse function of f for some element.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    x [Book Discussion File, 2].

    2 -x Shi Shi [ , 2 ].

    y=cosx=cos(2 -x), the value range.

    y∈[-1,1]

    2π-x=arccosy

    x=2π-arccosy

    Inverse functions. is y=2 -arccosx ,x state chaos[-1,1].

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The inverse function of y=cosx,x [0, ] is y=arccosx,x [-1,1].

    y=cosx,x∈[-0]

    x [0, ] while y = cosx = cos(-x).

    x=rarccosy

    x=-arccosy

    x,y transposition.

    The inverse function of y=cosx,x [-0] is.

    y=-arc cosx,x∈[-1,1]

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    y arccosx x [-1,1] image is a qingda yellow curve.

    The inverse function of the graphy is a red curve. Namely.

    y arccos -x - x dearly[-1,1].or y -arccosx x [-1,1].

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    x [ 3 2] 2 -x [ 2, ]y=cosx=cos(2 -x) 1,0] its inverse function is the spine chain x=cos(2 -y ) i.e. 2 -y=arccosx x [-1,0]y=2 -arccosx x [-1,0] The inverse function is to swap x,y, and the range of the original function is the domain of its inverse function, and the definition of the original function.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    It is obvious that the inverse function of y=cosx is defined at [0, ] and the number of inverse cracks is y=arccosx

    Thus the inverse function of y=cosx in Dan [-2 ,-" is.

    y=arccosx-2π

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    y=2sinx 2(- x<0), then -2<=y<=0sinx 2=y2

    x/2=arcsiny/2

    x=2arcsiny/2

    Then the inverse function is y=2arcsinx 2(-2<=x<=0)y=cosx x [-0], then 0<= x "ascending dispersion <=y<=1y=cosx=-cos( +x)".

    cos(π+x)=-y

    x=arccos(-y)=arccosyx=arccos(-y)-π

    The number of inverse reeds is y=arccos(-x)- 1<=x<=1).

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-26

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    y=x2(cosx+√x)

    y=x2cos(x)+x^(2+1/2)

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    y=x²(cosx+√2)

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