help! Given f(x) = the quantity of 5x plus 1, divided by 2, solve for f-1(8).
f(x)=(5x+1)/2 first find the inverse function, Do you know how to
no
okay, let me explain it then
First you check if the function passes the horizontal line test. in this case it passes the test since that's the equation of a line
okay
then Do this y=(5x+1)/2 switch x and y you will get x=(5y+1)/2 then solve for y 2x=5y+1 2x-1=5y (2x-1)/5=y now instead of y replace it with f^-1(x) so f-1(x)=(2x-1)/5
now you can evaluate for f-1(8) by replacing x with 8
so it would be f-1(8)=2(8)-1/5
correct!
I got 79/5
No, because you doing this 2(8) -1/5
(2(8)-1)/5 the whole thing is divided by 5 not only 1
If you pay attention i was using parenthesis so you won't confuse that
oh okay so the answer is 3
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