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find the inverse of F(x)=(2x-3)/5
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f(x)=(2x-3)/5 so y=(2x-3)/5 You need to have the variables switch spots. so it will look like this x=(2y-3)/5 and solve for y
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OR you can directly solve for x and then switch the x and y at the end
It should be y=(5x+3)/2
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(5y+3)/2 ?
Yes
alright thanks
Yup
would F(x)=4x+7 y-7/4 ?
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yes if you mean x=(y-7)/4. but remember you have to change the y to x
do i always have to put the parenthesis?
yes unless you are writing it on paper like in this drawing|dw:1393528167837:dw|
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