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1- If ?(?)=3?5?+29?5?+1 find the inverse function. 2- State the domain of the function ?(?)=8?−94? 3-...

1- If ?(?)=3?5?+29?5?+1 find the inverse function.
2- State the domain of the function ?(?)=8?−94?
3- State the domain of the function ?(?)=5?−83?+5 in interval notation
4- State the domain of the function ?(?)=7?−8?−3
in interval notation.
5- State the domain of the function ?(?)=9?+1?2−3?−40
in interval notation
6- State the domain of the function ?(?)=8?+13?2−11?+8
in interval notation.
7- State the domain of the function ?(?)=8?−39?2+12?+13
in interval notation.

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