Finding the Derivative of an Inverse Function

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[@monaal.8494]

What if I just simply want to to find the inverse of the function not at a point? Is it going to be at the first example 1/3 (³√(x+2)²?

[@ColesWorldofMathematics]

You can find the inverse of a function without the use of Calculus. Here's a video to show you how: bit.ly/2QIMLlJ

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