I HAVE AN EXAM TOMORROW, PLEASE HELP ME!!! f(x)= 2x+3 what is f^-1 (basically I think they're asking what is the inverse)
dont u just switch x and y then to find the inverse?
Exactly. They are asking for the inverse. Do you know how to do that?
ok um let me just send you guys the actual question
Okie.
here:
you are correct in swapping x and y then you need to make y the subject of the eqution
I did that, and I got A, not D
Like if you want a better look at the graphs:
A:
B:
C:
D:
E is none of the above
well inverse functions are reflected in the line y = x so for f(x) = 2x + 3 the inverse is\[f^{-1}(x) = \frac{x -3}{2}\]
If you think it's A. You got the inverse wrong. Let's look at solving the inverse again y=2x+3 switch x and y x=2y+3 2y=x-3 divide by 2 y^-1=(x-3)/2
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, and again, I AM A FREAKING IDIOT!!!!!!!
Now if you graph that...it should be straight foward
so the keys, y- intercept -3/2 slope 1/2
ok i get it now, thanks so much :) :) :)
Or if you aren't allowed to use a calculator y=2x+3 Plug random x values and get a bunch of (x,y) coordinates. Inverse is just the coordinates reversed For example If a coordinate for y=2x+3 is -5,-7 the inverse coordinate is -7,-5
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