If F(x)= 4x-3, what is f(x)^-1?
\[F(x)=4x-3\] Let's put \[x= f^{-1} (x)\] \[F(f^{-1} (x))= 4 f^{-1} (x)-3\] do you get this part? @Saralynnjane
\[f^{-1} (x)= \text{inverse of function f(x)}\]
Kinda. I got confused bc of the negitive
you mean the - power of f(x)?
Yeah
it's just a representation of inverse of function f(x)
remember it's not equal to \({f(x)}^{-1}\) \[f^{-1} (x)\ne \frac{1}{f(x)}\]
Then how do i get the answer from there?
ok, let's work on that
have you studied inverse functions before?
A long time ago yes
Ok, so inverse function, the name says it all it inverses Suppose I have \[y=x\] I put x=1, we get y=1 Now if we were given y=1 and we had to find the value of x which will give y=1, can you tell that value of x?
Do you get my question?
Sorry my teacher saw me my phone
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