HELP ME!!!THANK YOU! GOD BLESS YOU! Find the inverse of the function f(x)=1/3 (x-4) f^-1(x)=_____
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Is it \[\large f(x) = \frac1{3(x-4)}\] or\[\large f(x) =\frac13(x-4)\] ?
The second one
Okay. Here's how to do it ^^ First, replace f(x) with y. \[\large y = \frac13(x-4)\] NEXT, switch x and y. \[\large x = \frac13(y-4)\] Now just solve for y :)
How do I solve for y?
Well, if I might have an example... Say you have \[\large x = \frac1{3y + 8}\] First, multiply 3y+8 to both sides... \[\Large x(3y+8) = \frac1{3y+8}\cdot (3y+8)\] \[\Large x(3y+8) = \frac1{\cancel{3y+8}}\cdot \cancel{(3y+8)}\] \[\Large x (3y+8) = 1\] Now, divide both sides by x. \[\Large 3y+8 = \frac1x\] Next, subtract 8 from both sides to get \[\Large 3y = \frac1x-8\] \[\Large 3y = \frac{1-8x}{x}\] Finally, divide both sides by 3. \[\Large y = \frac{1-8x}{3x}\] Mostly algebraic manipulation :D
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