X 2-4x+3 = MX and x2-4x+3 =-MX;
That is, x 2-(4+m) x+3 = 0, and x 2+(m-4) x+3 = 0.
There are two unequal real roots, so two inequalities can be obtained from the discriminant of the roots:
(m+4)^2- 12>; 0;
(m-4)^2- 12>; 0;
You can solve the solution set of two inequalities, and then you can find the intersection:
The first solution set is: {m | m & gt-4+2√3 or m.
The second solution set is: {m | m & gt4+√3 or m < 4-√3 };;
Get the intersection: {m | m & gt4+√3 or (2 √ 3)-4 < m <; 4-√3 or m < -4-2√3}.
Second, the meaning of the problem: two functions that are inverse functions are symmetrical about Y=X;
Therefore, the image with Y=f(x) must pass (0,1);
Let t = 0.5x-1;
Then the function Y=f(t) must pass through the point (0,1);
Then 0.5x-1= 0;
So x = 2;;
So y=f(0.5x- 1) must pass (2,1);
So its inverse function image must pass through the point (1, 2).