Daniel B. answered 02/23/22
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
To find the inverse of a function f(x), you write the equation
y = f(x)
and then represent x in terms of y.
y = 4 + (3x+7)³
y-4 = (3x+7)³
(y-4)1/3 = 3x+7
(y-4)1/3 - 7 = 3x
((y-4)1/3 - 7)/3 = x
Therefore we can write
f(y) = ((y-4)1/3 - 7)/3
Or use the variable name x
f(x) = ((x-4)1/3 - 7)/3
In contrast, (f(x))-1 is simply
(f(x))-1 = 1/f(x) = 1/(4 + (3x+7)³)