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What is the inverse of y=2x+7, is it y=(x+7)/2?
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\[\huge\rm \color{reD}{y}=2\color{blue}{x}+7\] switch x and y to find inverse \[\huge\rm \color{blue}{x}=2\color{red}{y}+7\] now solve for y
yeah, which is (x+y)/2
no solve for `y` what would be ur first step ?
oops, x+7, typo
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still.... wrong.
what was your first step ?
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huh
my answer was (x+7)/2 = y
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that's wrong.
how did you get that ? what was ur first step ? show ur work maybe i'll able to find out the mistake...
y-7=2x
yes right divide both sides by 2 and then switch x and y
(y-7)/2 = x, (x-7)/2 = y
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