#How to find the interval of the inverse function?

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opal storm
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I have a function defined on R, and I want to find the interval of the inverse function.
like this g(x)=x^3-x^2+3x+1

copper pumiceBOT
woeful flume
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In fact inverse function can be define where u want when the function in this interval is continuous and monotonous

opal storm
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I can choose

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any intervale i want but the imporante point is continuous and monotonous

opal storm
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fhimtik asat

woeful flume
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So you can say that R is the interval of the inverse function because if you write a board of your function u will see that in +inf it go in +inf and in -inf it go in -inf

woeful flume
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opal storm
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