Raymond B. answered 06/02/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
g(x) = b^x = y
plug in the point (-1,2) x =-1, y =2
b^-1 = 2
1/b = 2
b =1/2
g(x) = y = b^x = .5^x
switch x and y and solve for the new y = g^-1(x)
x = b^y
take logs of both sides
logbx = y = g^-1(x)
y = log.5(x) is the inverse function
T is the intersection point?
where g(x) = g^-1(x)
where log.5(x) = .5^x
if .62 is the x coordinate of T
plug .62 into (1/2)^x to get (.5)^.62 = about 0 .7 = the y coordinate of the "intersection pont"
or plug .62 into log.5x = log.5.62 = the y coordinate
= ln.62/ln.5 = -.478/-.7 =about 0.7
intersection point T (0.6, 0.7)
g^-1(x)>0 when x>1
h(x) is a reflection across the x axis of g(x) = b^x = .5^x
h(x) = g(-x) = .5^-x