General Mathematics

Quarter 1 – Module 14:

Domain and Range of Inverse
Functions
General Mathematics
Alternative Delivery Mode
Quarter 1 – Module 14: Domain and Range of Inverse Functions
First Edition, 2020

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General Mathematics
Quarter 1 – Module 14:
Domain and Range of Inverse
Functions
Introductory Message
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Domain and Range of Inverse Functions!

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 What I Need to Know

In this learning module, you will know more about the domain and range, and how
to determine the domain and range of an inverse function. This module was
designed and written with you in mind. It is here to help you easily master the
procedure in finding the domain and range of an inverse function.

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. Define domain and range.
2. Find the domain and range of a given inverse function.
3. Represent the domain and range using set builder notation.

What I Know

Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a
separate sheet of paper.

1. What do you call to the set of all allowable values of the independent
variable?
a. Range c. Real Numbers
b. Domain d. Inverse Function

2. Which of the following is not allowed as the value of the independent variable
if the function is a fraction?
a. zero c. decimal number
b. negative number d. irrational number

3. What is the domain and range of the function ( x )=x−5 ?

a. The domain is all real numbers except -5 and the range is all real
numbers except 0.
b. The domain is all real numbers and the range is all real numbers except
0.
c. The domain is all real numbers except -5 and the range is all real
numbers.
d. The domain and range are all real numbers.

4. What is the inverse of ( x )=3 x+ 6 ?

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 x +6 x−6
f −1 ( x )= −1
a.. c. f ( x )=
3 3
3 3
f −1 ( x )= −1
b. d. f ( x )=
x−6 x +6
5. Which of the following pairs of functions is NOT the inverse of each other?

a. f ( x )=2 x +5∧g ( x )=2 x−5

x
b. f ( x )=3 x∧g ( x )=
3
c. f ( x )=x−3∧g ( x )=x+ 3

d. f ( x )=x +2∧g ( x )=x−2

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For numbers 6-10, consider the function ( x )= .
x+1

6. What is the domain of the function?

a. { x|x Є R 1 } c. { x|x ≠−1 }

b. { x|x ≠ 0 } d.{ x|x ≠ 1 }

7. What is the Range of the function?

a. { y| y ≠ 0 } c. { y| y ≠3 }
b. { y| y ≠1 } d. { y| y ≠−1 }

8. What is the inverse of the function?

3+ x x
f −1 ( x )= −1
a. c. f ( x )=
x 3+ x
−1 3−x −1 x
b. f ( x )= d. f ( x )=
x 3−x

9. What is the domain of f-1?

a. { x|x ≠ 0 } c. { x|x ≠−3 }
b. { x|x ≠ 3 } d. { x|x ≠−1 }

10.What is the range of f-1?

a. { y| y ≠ 0 } c. { y| y ≠1 }
b. { y| y ≠ y } d. { y| y ≠−1 }

For numbers 11-15, consider the function f ( x )=x 2 +2.

11. What is the domain of the function?

a. { x|x> 2 } c. { x|x> 0 }
b. { x|x Є ≠ 2 } d. { x|x Є R }

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12. What is the range of the function?

a. { y| y ≥2 } c. { y| y <2 }

b. { y| y >2 } d. { y| y >0 }

13. What is the inverse of the function?

a. f −1 ( x )=x 2−2 c. f −1 ( x )= √ x−2

b. f −1 ( x )=2+ x 2 d. f −1 ( x )= √ x +2

14. What is the domain of f-1 ?

a. { x|x ≥−2 } c. { x|x←2 }

b. { x|x ≥ 2 } d.{ x|x< 2 }

15. What is the range of f-1 ?

a. { y| y Є R } c. { y| y <2 }
b. { y| y Є>2 } d. { y| y >−2 }

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 Lesson Finds the Domain and
1 Range of an Inverse
Function
Start Lesson 1 of this module by assessing your knowledge of the basic skills in
finding the inverse of a function. This knowledge and skill will help you understand
easily on how to find the domain and range of an inverse function. Seek the
assistance of your teacher if you encounter any difficulty. This topic is about
finding the domain and range of an inverse function.

What’s In

Recall that a function has an inverse if and only if it is one-to-one and every one-to-
one function has a unique inverse function.

Below are the steps in solving for the inverse of a function:

a. Write the function in the form y=f(x);
b. Interchange the x and y variables;
c. Solve for y in terms of x;
d. Replace y by f-1(x);
e. Verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions.

Example 1: Find the inverse of f ( x )=3 x−8 .

Solution: The equation of a function is y=3 x−8. Interchanging the x and y

variables, we get x=3 y−8.
Solving y for x: 3 y=x +8
x +8
y=
3
−1 x +8
Therefore, the inverse of f ( x )=3 x−8 is f ( x )=
3

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

3 x−8+ 8
f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=3 ( x+3 8 )−8 f −1 [ f ( x) ] =
3

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 3x
= x+8 =
3
=x =x
Therefore, f-1 is the inverse of f.

Example 2: Find the inverse of f ( x )= √2 x+ 1 .

Solution: The equation of a function is y= √ 2 x+ 1. Interchanging the x and y

variables, we get x=√ 2 y+ 1.
Solving y for x: 2 y=x 2−1
x 2−1
y=
2
x 2−1
Therefore, the inverse of f ( x )= √ 2 x+ 1 is f −1 ( x )=
2

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

2
x 2−1 ( √2 x+1 ) −1
f [f −1

√(
( x ) ]= 2
2
+1 ) f −1
[ f ( x) ]=
2
2 x +1−1
= √ x 2−1+1 =
2
=x =x
-1
Therefore, f is the inverse of f.

Example 3: Find the inverse of f ( x )=¿ x 2+ 4 .

Solution: The equation of a function is y=x 2 +4 . Interchanging the x and y

variables, we get x= y 2 +4 .
Solving y for x: y 2=x−4
y= √ x−4
Therefore, the inverse of f ( x )=¿ x 2+ 4 is f −1 ( x )= √ x−4

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

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f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=( √ x−4) +4 f −1 [ f ( x) ] =√ x 2 +4−4
¿ x−4+ 4 = √ x2
=x =x
-1
Therefore, f is the inverse of f.

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 Notes to the Teacher

 The notation f-1 is used to represent the inverse of a function f.

 To verify that the f and f-1 are inverse functions:

f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=x and f −1 [ f ( x ) ]=x
 

What’s New

Let’s Find Out!

A. Complete the table of each given function.

1. f ( x )=5 x +20

x -2 0 2 4 6
f(x)

x
2. f ( x )=4+
5

x -30 -20 -10 0 10

f(x)

B. Graph the functions in one Cartesian Plane

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C. Answer the following questions:

1. What can you say about the two given functions?

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2. Based from the table of values, describe the domain and range of the
first function with respect to the domain and range of the other
function.
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3. What can you say about the graphs of the two functions?
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4. Drawing a diagonal line (y=x), what can you say about the graphs
with respect to line y=x?
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5. Can you give any other observation/s?

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What is It

In the activity that you have done, were you able to

determine the relationship of the domain and range of the function and its inverse?
Have you seen their graphs? You will find out the easy way and understand it
clearly as you go through the next session of this module.

From the previous lesson, you already learned that the domain of a function is the
set of input values that are used for the independent variable and the range of a
function is the set of output values for the dependent variable. But, from this
lesson, how will you determine the domain and range of an inverse function?

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A relation reversing the process performed by any function f(x) is called inverse of
f(x).

To determine the domain and range of an inverse function:

The outputs of the function f are the inputs to f−1, so the range of f is also the
domain of f−1. Likewise, because the inputs to f are the outputs of f−1, the domain
of f is the range of  f−1. We can visualize the situation.

Domain of f f(x) Range of f

f-1(x)
Range of f -1 Domain of f -1

This means that the domain of the inverse is the range of the original function and
that the range of the inverse is the domain of the original function.

Original Function Inverse Relation

x 2 3 5 10 x 6 8 12 21

y 6 8 12 21 y 2 3 5 10

The domain of the original function is (2,3,5,10) and the range is (6,8,12,21).
Therefore the domain of the inverse relation will be (6,8,12,21) and the range is
(2,3,5,10).

Properties of an Inverse Function

If the f-1 inverse function exists,

1. f-1 is a one to one function, f is also one-to-one.
2. Domain of f-1= Range

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 3. Range of f-1 = Domain of f.

−1 x +2
Example 1. Find the domain and range of the inverse function f ( x )=
3
Solution:
To find the domain and range of an inverse function, go back to the original
function and then interchange the domain and range of the original
function.

The original function is f(x) = 3x-2. The original function’s domain is the set
of real numbers and the range is also the set of real numbers. Thus, the
−1 x +2
domain and range of f ( x )= is the set of all real numbers.
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Example 2. Find the domain and range of f ( x )=3 x +12 and its inverse.
Solution:
Let y=3 x +12
Interchange x and y: x=3 y +12
Solve for y.
3 y=x−12
y= ( x −12 ) /3
f −1 ( x )=( x−12)/3

Determine the domain and range of f and f-1.

You have f ( x )=3 x +12 a and f −1 ( x )=( x−12)/3
Domain of (f) ={ x|x € R } Range of (f)= { y| y € R }
Domain of (f ) = { x|x € R } Range of (f-1) ={ y| y € R }
-1

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=3 ( x−12/3 ) +12 f −1 [ f (x) ] =(3 x−12−12)/3
= x-12+12 = 3x/3
=x =x
Therefore, f-1 is the inverse of f.

Example 3. Find the domain and range of f ( x )= √ x +2 and its inverse.

Solution:
Let y= √ x +2
Interchange x and y: x=√ y +2
Solve for y.

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 x 2= y +2
y=x 2−2
f −1 ( x )=x 2−2

Determine the domain and range of f and f-1.

You have f ( x )= √ x +2 a and f −1 ( x )=x 2−2
Domain of (f) ={ x|x ≥−2 } Range of (f)= { y| y ≥ 0 }
Domain of (f ) = { x|x ≥ 0 } Range of (f-1) ={ y|≥−2 }
-1

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

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f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=√ x2 −2+ 2 f −1 [ f ( x) ] =( √ x +2 ) −2
= √ x2 = x+2-2
=x =x
Therefore, f-1 is the inverse of f.

Example 4. Consider f( x )=x 2−5. Find the inverse and its domain and range.

Solution:
Let y=x 2−5
Interchange x and y: x= y 2−5

Solve for y.
y 2=x +5
y= √ x +5
f −1 ( x )= √ x +5

Determine the domain and range of f and f-1.

You have f ( x )=x 2−5 and f −1 ( x )= √ x +5
Domain of (f ) ={ x|x ϵ R } Range of (f)= { y| y >−5 }
Domain of (f ) = { x|x>−5 }
-1
Range of (f-1) ={ y| y ϵ R }

To verify if f and f-1 are inverse functions:

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f −1 [ f ( x) ] =( √ x +5 ) −5 f [ f −1 ( x ) ]=√ x2 −5+5
= x+5-5 = √ x2
=x =x
Therefore, f-1 is the inverse of f.

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 What’s More

Practice Activity

A. Find the inverse of f. Determine the domain and range of each resulting inverse
functions. Write your answer inside the box provided.

1. f ( x )=2 x−1
f-1 = Solution:

Domain

Range

2. f ( x )=5 x +2

f-1 = Solution:

Domain

Range

x +2
3. f ( x )=
5

f-1 = Solution:

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 Domain

Range

4. f ( x )=x 2 +2

f-1 = Solution:

Domain

Range

5. f ( x )= √1+ x  

f-1 = Solution:

Domain

Range

What I Have Learned

Think It Over And Complete Me!

A. Complete The Paragraph
Remember that an inverse function is a _________________ function.

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 Whereas, the ___________ of the inverse function is the range of the one-to-
one function and the ___________ of the inverse function is the domain of the
one-to-one function.
To find the domain and range of an inverse function, go back to the
____________ function and then ______________ the domain and range of the
original function.

B. How is the skill in operating fractions and radicals relevant in determining

the domain and range of the inverse function? Explain.

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C. You have understood that inverse function is a function that reverses

another function. In life, if it so happens that you have done some mistakes,
you can only correct it and not reverse it. But if you would be given a chance
to reverse one thing in your life, what would it be and why?
 
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What I Can Do

EXPLORE DEEPER AND THINK WISELY

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 Now that you have deeper understanding of the topic, you are ready to solve
the problems below.

1. Temperatures are normally expressed in degrees Celcius or degress

Fahrenheit. A temperature reading expressed in degrees Celsius can be
converted to degrees Fahrenheit, and vice versa.
a. Determine a function F that expresses a given temperature in degrees
Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius.
Solution:

b. Determine a function C that expresses a given temperature in degrees

Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit.
Solution:

c. Verify if the functions F and C are inverse Functions.

Solution:

d. Determine the domain and range of the functions and its inverse.

2. The formula S= (n-2) 180 gives the sum of the measures of the angles of n-
sided polygon where n is the input and S is the output.

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 a. Solve the formula for n so that S becomes the input and n becomes the
output.
Solution:

b. Write the formula in (a) as the inverse function of f(x) = (x-2) 180.
Solution:

c. Verify is the two functions are inverse functions.

Solution:

d. Determine the domain and range of the functions and its inverse.

Rubrics:
4- Equations are properly formulated and solved correctly.
3- Equations are properly formulated but not all are solved.
2- Equations are properly formulated but are not solved correctly.
1- Equations are properly formulated but are not solved at all.

Assessment

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Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a
separate sheet of paper.

1. What do you call to the resulting y-values after we have substituted in the
possible x - values?

a. Range c. Real Numbers

b.Domain d. Inverse Function

3. Which of the following is not allowed as the value of the independent variable
under the square root sign?
a. zero c. decimal number

b. negative number d. fraction

3. What is the domain and range of the function ( x )=5 x+ 2 ?

a. The domain is all real numbers except 2 and the range is all real numbers
except 0.
b. The domain is all real numbers and the range is all real numbers except
0.
c. The domain is all real numbers except 2 and the range is all real
numbers.
d. The domain and range are all real numbers.

4. What is the inverse of ( x )=9 x +5 ?

x−5 x +5
f −1 ( x )= −1
a. c. f ( x )=
9 3
9 9
f −1 ( x )= −1
b. d. f ( x )=
x−5 x +5

5. Which of the following pair of functions is NOT the inverse of each other?

x
a. f ( x )=5 x∧g ( x )=
5
2−x
b. f ( x )=2−3 x∧g ( x ) =
3
1 1
c. f ( x )= ∧g ( x )=
x x

d. f ( x )=x 2∧g ( x )=√ x

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For numbers 6-10, consider the function f ( x ) .
x−2

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6. What is the domain of the function?

a. { x|x ≠ 3 } c.{ x|x ≠ 2 }

b. { x|x ≠ 0 } d.{ x|x ≠−2 }

7. What is the Range of the function?

a. { y| y ≠−2 } c.{ y| y ≠3 }

b . { y| y >0 } d. { y| y ≠ 0 }

8. What is the inverse of the function?

2 x −3 x
a . f −1 ( x )= −1
c. f ( x )=
x 2 x−3
2 x+3 x
f −1 ( x )= −1
b. d. f ( x )=
x 2 x+3

9. What is the domain of f-1?

a . { x| x ≠ 0 } c. { x|x ≠−2 }
b . { x| x ≠ 2 } d. { x|x ≠ 3 }

10.What is the range of f-1?

a. { y| y ≠3 } c. { y| y ≠−2 }
b. { y| y ≠−3 } d. { y| y ≠2 }

For numbers 11-15, consider the function ( x )=√ x−1 .

11. What is the domain of the function?

a. { x|x ≥−1 } c. { x|x ≥ 0 }

b. { x|x ≥ 1 } d. { x|x< 1 }

12.What is the range of the function?

a.{ y| y <1 } c. { y| y Є R }

b. { y| y >0 } d. { y| y >1 }

13.What is the inverse of the function?

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a. f −1 ( x )=x 2−1 c. f −1 ( x )=
x2
b. f −1 ( x )=x 2 +1 d. f −1 ( x )=x 2

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 14. What is the domain of f-1 ?

a. { x|x> 1 } c. { x|x< 1 R }
b. { x|x Є R } d.{ x|x> 0 }

15. What is the range of f-1?

a. { y|≥ 1 } c. { y| y <1 }
b. { y|≥−1 } d . { y| y ≥ 1 } .

Additional Activities

Give Me More Companions

In this section, you are going to think deeper and test further your understanding
of domain and range of inverse function. Ask someone who can help you to find the
correct solutions and answer.

Tom and Jerry are school mates and they are playing a number- guessing
game. Tom asks Jerry to think of a positive number, triple the number, square the
results and then add 7. If Jerry’s answer is 43, what was the original number? Use
the concept of the inverse function and its domain and range in your solution.

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 Answer Key

What's More
1.
f-1 x+1
f −1=
2
Domain { x|x ∈ R }
Range { y| y ∈ R }
2.
Assessment f-1
f −1=
x−2 What I
1. B 5 Know
2. A Domain { x|x ∈ R }
3. D Range { y| y ∈ R } 1. A
4. C 2. D
3.
5. A 3. D
6. C f-1
f −1=3 x−2 4. A
7. A Domain 5. B
{ x|x ∈ R }
8. B Range 6. B
9. A { y| y ∈ R }
4. 7. D
10.D 8. A
11.D f-1 9. C
12.A f −1=√ x−2
Domain 10.D
13.C { x|x> 2 }
Range
11.B
14.B { y| y ∈ R } 12.C
15. A 5. 13.B
f-1 14.B
f −1=x 2−1 15. A
Domain { x|x ∈ R }
Range { y| y ≥−1 }

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References

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