Given f (x) = x² + 3, x > 0, find f and state any restrictions on thedomain of f-1 (æ).ON f- (1) = Væ +3, D (f-1) = [0, ∞0)O B) f-1(2) = /3 – 2, D(f¯') = (-∞, –3]В)O0 f-(2) = V – 3, D (f-') = [3, 00)OD f-1(x) = Væ +3, D (f-1) = [-3, 0)O E f-1 (x) = Væ – 3, D (f-') = [-3, )%3DOFi f-1 (x) = /3 – æ, D (ƒ-1) = (-∞, 3]

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Given f (x) = x² + 3, x > 0, find f and state any restrictions on the domain of f- (x). ON f-1(2) = VI + 3, D (f-') = [0, 0) O B) f-1 (x) = /3 – I, D (f-') = (-∞, –3| O0 g-1 (x) = VI – 3, D (f-') = |3, 00) OD f-1 (1) = Vr + 3, D (f-") = [-3, ∞0) O E f-1 (x) = VE – 3, D (f-') = [-3, 0) %3D OF f-1 (x) = /3 – æ, D (f-1) = (-∞,3]

Given f (x) = x² + 3, x > 0, find f and state any restrictions on the domain of f- (x). ON f-1(2) = VI + 3, D (f-') = [0, 0) O B) f-1 (x) = /3 – I, D (f-') = (-∞, –3| O0 g-1 (x) = VI – 3, D (f-') = |3, 00) OD f-1 (1) = Vr + 3, D (f-") = [-3, ∞0) O E f-1 (x) = VE – 3, D (f-') = [-3, 0) %3D OF f-1 (x) = /3 – æ, D (f-1) = (-∞,3]

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