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Let `f : [-1, -1/2] rarr [-1, 1]` is defined by `f(x)=4x^(3)-3x`, then `f^(-1) (x)` is

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Let `cos^(-1) x= theta`
where `-1 le x le - 1/2` i.e. `(2pi)/3 le theta le pi`
Then `y=4x^(3)-3x=cos 3 theta`
where `2pi le 3theta le 3pi`
i.e. `y=cos (3theta-2pi)`
where `0 le 3 theta-2pi le pi`
`:. 3 theta -2pi=cos^(-1) y`
i.e. `3 cos^(-1) x-2pi=cos^(-1) y`
`3 cos^(-1) x=2pi+cos^(-1) y`
`cos^(-1)x=(2pi)/3 + 1/3 cos^(-1) y`
`x= cos ((2pi)/3+1/3 cos^(-1) y)`
`:. f^(-1) (x) = cos ((2pi)/3+1/3 cos^(-1) x)`


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