Question

find the inverse of function -2x + 4/3x -1

Answer 1

put y in all places where is an x, and then solve in terms of x again

Answer 2

y= -2x + 4/3x -1

Change the y to x. Then change the x's to y's. solve for y.

x=-2y + 4/3y -1

Answer 3

how do i solve for y

Answer 4

algebra

Answer 5

Or was it 4x/3?

Answer 6

(-2x + 4)/ (3x - 1)

Answer 7

so what would be the final ans?

Answer 8

Do you get the process? B/c that's the most important part.

Answer 9

s

Answer 10

look at the options i have

Answer 11

You *need* to use parentheses b/c this is totally different than this: "find the inverse of function -2x + 4/3x -1"

Answer 12

just a second I'll have to redo it now.

Answer 13

Oh wow, I think I'm stumped too.

Answer 14

its kool