Question

Given the function f(x) = 5(x+4) − 6, solve for the inverse function when x = 19.

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Answer 1

@Here_to_Help15

Answer 2

first simplify f(x)
y = 5x + 20 - 6
y = 5x + 14

now switch x and y , solve for y

Answer 3

so it be 5x=y+4

Answer 4

No.

Answer 5

im confused

Answer 6

Just interchange the letters for y=5x+14
which should give you x=5y+14

Answer 7

ahhh

Answer 8

\(\bf f(x) = 5(x+4) - 6\implies y=5x+20-6
\\ \quad \\
{\color{brown}{ y}}=5{\color{blue}{ x}}+14\qquad inverse\implies {\color{blue}{ x}}=5{\color{brown}{ y}}+14
\)

and solve for "y"

Answer 9

alright let me see if i get this

Answer 10

nopee still confused

Answer 11

@jim_thompson5910 can u also help

Answer 12

by finding y, it will give us the inverse of f(x).

Answer 13

x=5y+14
let us make y the subject of the formula, so subtract 14 from both sides

Answer 14

would you put the 14 under the 5x

Answer 15

go ahead and draw what you have so far.