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24 August, 12:24

If h^-1 is the inverse of h (x), what is the value of H^-1 (h (x))

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  1. 24 August, 15:45
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    The value of h (f (x)) is x.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    We have to find the value of h (f (x))

    This problem can be solved by using inverse trigonometric concept

    Here the functions in the given problem g and h are the inverse function

    Let us assume

    If g (h (x)) = x for all x in domain of h

    Similarly,

    h (g (x)) = x for all x in domain of h

    So from the given we have h (x) as the inverse of f (x)

    Thus from the definition of the inverse function we know that

    h (f (x)) = x

    Hence the value of h (f (x)) = x
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