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It is true that $Q(x)= x^5+x^3+x$ is
a one-to-one function whose domain and range are all numbers.

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    \item Graph $Q(x)$ on the interval $-2\le x\le 2$.
    \item Suppose that $R$ is the function inverse to $Q$. There is
no simple algebraic way to compute values of $R$. Compute $R(3)$,
$R'(3)$ and $R''(3)$.
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{\bf Hint:} $Q(R(x))=x$ and $R(Q(x))=x$. So find an input to
$Q$ which will ``output'' 3. Then differentiate one of the equations,
maybe more than once.
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