Question

If f(x) = x+2/2, then what is f–1(x) ?

Answer 1

f(-1)
or
f-1(x)
?

Answer 2

I guess you mean this : :)
\[\LARGE f(x)={x+2 \over 2} \quad \quad ,\quad \quad f^{-1}(x)=?\]

Answer 3

f-1(x)

i haven't seen that before. but that's what it shows.

Answer 4

yep kresh

Answer 5

or maybe i just overlooked it in the lesson -.-

Answer 6

f^-1(x) ok?

Answer 7

yup

Answer 8

\[\LARGE f(x)={x+2 \over 2}\Longrightarrow f^{-1}(x)=\cfrac{1}{\cfrac{x+2}{2}}\]

Answer 9

simple
1/(2x+4)

Answer 10

are you sure?
here are the choices:

A.1/2x + 1

B. 2x + 1

C. 2x – 2

D. 2x + 2

Answer 11

ops no
is: 2/x+2

Answer 12

well... every time I had something similar I did it like this, I hope I didn't screw them all up ! O_O lol

Answer 13

2/x +1

Answer 14

2/x + 1 or 2x+1??

im not quite sure xD

Answer 15

sorry to ask but... how come "+1" ??

Answer 16

step1: 1/(x+2/2)
step2: 2/x+2
step3: 2/x+1

Answer 17

ah.. I get it 2/x+2/2 :F

Answer 18

fontez your step 2 and step 3 doesn't seem to stay calm , I think they're arguing about something ! lol

Answer 19

?

Answer 20

idk but both of ur answers are wrong xDDD

Answer 21

anyway thanks for answering

Answer 22

i cant give medals for both of u so im not giving any medals :D