simplify: (1/x + 1) / (1/x - 1)
Is this the question: \(\cfrac{\cfrac{1}{x} + 1}{\cfrac{1}{x} - 1}\)
yes
Good now if x is not 0, then I can take x as LCM in both numerator and denominator. What will you get ?
um I'm not quite sure
Ok let me help u there: \(\cfrac{\cfrac{1+x}{x}}{\cfrac{1-x}{x}}\)
would you cancel out the x's?
Yes great. Now tell me what will you get?
[1+x \div 1-x\]
Very nice.
Now that's your answer.
Thank you!
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How do you find the inverse of an equation?
Well actually you have to understand that inverse has various meanings in various contexts. So, you will have to specify it. Try to give me an example and I will help you out. :)
\[f(x) = \frac{ 2x-3 }{ 5 }\]
Ok: See actually the best way to solve such type of question is this: (1) put f(x) = y (2) Find value of x in terms of y (3) Replace y by x and x by y.
See: (1) f(x) = y = (2x-3)/5 (2) Find value of x in terms of y: 5y = 2x-3 => 5y+3 = 2x => x = (5y+3)/2 (3) replace x by y and y by x So you get y = (5x+3)/2 Now put this y = g(x) So, g(x) = (5x+3)/2 Now, this g(x) will be the inverse function of f(x).
Did you get it?
Yes thank you so much again!
Hey there is no problem. It was my pleasure.
if an absolute value decreases doesn't the graph narrow?
Lets find out with the help of a graph: Lets say : |x| was initially 2 then it became less than 2. Okay ?
Okay!
Now lets see its graph: Initially: |dw:1401242818894:dw| Finally: |dw:1401242884782:dw| (sorry couldn't shade it properly) Now the equation |x| < 2 signifies all values of x such that -2<x<2. So, we cannot say about narrowing of graph.
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