Let f(x) = 7x - 13. Find f^-1(x).
13x-7 7/x+13 x+13/7 1/7x-13
well.. to get the inverse "relation", we simply first swap about the variables..... thus \(\bf f(x) ={\color{brown}{ y}}= 7{\color{blue}{ x}} - 13\qquad inverse\implies {\color{blue}{ x}}= 7{\color{brown}{ y}} - 13\) and solve that for "y"
shouldn't it be +13 ?
@jdoe0001 @SolomonZelman Isn't the answer y = 1/7x +13/7
@Frostbite
hmmm what did you get after solving for "y"?
y = 1/7x +13/7
Weird answer, huh?
I just thought that + would be the inverse action to -.
hmmm you may want to recheck your simplification
Alright one sec
I have come to another dead end as I got: y=7x−13
x = 7y - 13 try "adding" 13 to both sides then divide both by 7
I see what you did, jdoe, I misinterpreted you.. of course you are right (as always)
So lets see: x + 13 = 7y - 13 + 13 13x = 7y --------- 7 7 13x --- = y 7
13x/7
hmm x+13 = 13x?
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