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F(x) = -x + 2 equation of inverse
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F(x) = -x + 2 equation of inverse
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f(x)=-x+2
y=-x+2
x=-y+2
Solve for y
x-2=-y
-y/-1=(x-2)/-1
y=-x+2
So f^-1(x) is gonna be -x+2
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