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Let y=f(x)=(3x+7)/(x-2)
find a rule for f^-1

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Answer:


f^(-1)(x)=(2x+7)/(x-3).

Explanation:

The given function is
f(x)=(3x+7)/(x-2),\:x\\e2.

We want to find a rule for
f^(-1)(x).

Let
y=(3x+7)/(x-2).

Interchange x and y.


x=(3y+7)/(y-2).

Solve for y.


x(y-2)=3y+7.

Expand


xy-2x=3y+7.

Group y-terms


xy-3y=7+2x.

Factor


(x-3)y=7+2x.


y=(2x+7)/(x-3).


\therefore f^(-1)(x)=(2x+7)/(x-3),\:x\\e3.

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