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What is the inverse of the function below ,f(x)=x/4

What is the inverse of the function below ,f(x)=x/4-example-1

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the answer is D

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Call f(x) = y
y = x / 4 - 2 Interchange x and y
x = y/4 - 2 Add 2 to both sides.
(x + 2) = y/4 Multiply by 4
4(x + 2) = y This is a new y which the question has labeled as r-1(x)
4(x + 2) = r-1(x)

Answer D <<<<< answer.

It is very instructive to plot both these graphs. See below. When you do and you add y = x, the two graphs, the original and the inverse reflect around y = x. Every inverse does this.

y = x/4 - 2 red
r-1(x) = 4(x + 2) blue
y = x green.

Answer D <<<<<

What is the inverse of the function below ,f(x)=x/4-example-1
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