You can think of an <em>inverse </em>function as a function that “unwraps” x from whatever operations are attached to it. In the case of F(x) = √x, we can ”unwrap” x by squaring it. This narrows our options down to either A or D. Keep in mind that since there are no real number solutions to the square root of a negative number, we need to limit our domain to non-negative values. In other words, x ≥ 0. With that restriction, our answer is A.
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Use vertical pipes around the value.
Example:
abs(-4) = |-4| = 4
