A function g is defined by g(x)=(1)/(x^(2)-2x-3), where xinR,x3. (b) The inverse of g is g^(-1). (i) Show that g^(')(x)=1+( sqrt(4x^(2)+x))/(x). (ii) State the domain of g^(-1). solutionspile.com

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A function g is defined by g(x)=(1)/(x^(2)-2x-3), where xinR,x>3. (b) The inverse of g is g^(-1). (i) Show that g^(')(x)=1+( sqrt(4x^(2)+x))/(x). (ii) State the domain of g^(-1).  solutionspile.com

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