4x+1 A function fis defined on the det of real numbers by f(x) = 2x-3 i) Write down the domain of f. 11) Show that fis a one – to – one function. iii) Find the inverse of the function f. Given the function fx) = x², g(x) = 3x - 4, find the composite function g•f (where gofmeans ffollowed by g) A function fis defined on the set N of natural numbers by A0) = 2. A2) = 5 and fn) = 2 An - 1) + 3 An - 2) + An - 3) for all n 2 3. Find f4).

4x+1 A function fis defined on the det of real numbers by f(x) = 2x-3 i) Write down the domain of f. 11) Show that fis a one – to – one function. iii) Find the inverse of the function f. Given the function fx) = x², g(x) = 3x - 4, find the composite function g•f (where gofmeans ffollowed by g) A function fis defined on the set N of natural numbers by A0) = 2. A2) = 5 and fn) = 2 An - 1) + 3 An - 2) + An - 3) for all n 2 3. Find f4).

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