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F(x) = -10x-6, then f¹(x) =

User Gabuchan
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Answer:

- x + 6 / 10

Explanation:

^−1() means the function inverse to . More often people write ^−1(), they usually take x as the independent variable for f and y as the independent variable for ^−1, like =() and =^−1().

F(x) = -10x-6, then f¹(x) =-example-1
User Unbeli
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Answer:

f'(x) = -10

Explanation:

derivative of -10x is 1(-10)x⁰ = -10

derivative of -6 is 0.

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