What's the inverse function of f(x) = x - 5?
i think y=3
Show work on how you know it's the inverse.
y= -3 replace y with x we get x = -3 this is the inverse
that's what I put is there any work to show for it
i think this work is enough which i did but i can do a graphical work for you
like graphical meaning work it on a graph
yes like if we gave a graph and its inverse they will always be symmetrical to the line y=x
*have
thus y = -3 and x = -3 are symmetrical to y = x
I changed the question, so now it's f(x) = x - 5?
@rizwan_uet think you help on this one
f(x) = x - 5 y = x - 5 replace x with y and y with x x = y- 5 writting it in terms of y we get y = x+5 this is the required inverse
can work be shown
thats the work above
so it's y = x - 5 & y = x + 5
yes
so there's really not much work you can show when working with inverse functions
ofcourse its a few steps work
can you show them to me
com on please i showed the work to you. look it again f(x) = x - 5 y = x - 5 replace x with y and y with x x = y- 5 writting it in terms of x we get y = x+5 this is the required inverse
I am sorry
What would the inverse be of 2x + 3 all over 6
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