Let f(x) = 7x - 13. Find f-1(x)
the 1 is an exponent
f^(-1) (x) is the inverse function of x. To find the inverse function, interchange x with y, and y with x, then solve for y. In your problem, y = 7x - 13 So the inverse is x = 7y - 13. Now solve for y, and that will be the inverse function of y = 7x - 13.
what's your inverse function?
JAMALB..whats your answer?
sorry... what's the inverse function again...?
JAMALB, yes, the mathematical notation for the inverse of a function f, is f^(-1) which the -1 is the exponent.
no, just up above @Easyaspi314 u said: In your problem, y = 7x - 13 So the inverse is x = 7y - 13.... this isn't the inverse
I said that you need to solve for y in the equation x = 7y - 13 Read above what I wrote!
I wanted JAMALB to solve that for y.
im working it now
ok
ah, my bad, i thought u meant that was ur inverse equation, all good then
Best is that if you come in the middle of a conversation, first read all of the posts, then feel free to jump in.
no, it wasnt that, it was the phrasing of "So the inverse is x = 7y - 13" i did read from the top down
x=7y-13 7y=x-13 y=x-13/7
JAMALB, thats incorrect. x = 7y - 13 First, add 13 to both sides of the equation, you get x + 13 = 7y Now divide both sides by 7, you get y = (x + 13)/7
If you are interested in knowing the meaning of inverse function of f(x) = 7x - 13: In f(x) = 7x - 13, we can put various values for the independent variable x and compute f(x). With inverse function we are asking if we are given f(x) how will we compute x?
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