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Given function g(x)=p+qx,find p and q respectively if g^-1(9)=-1 and g(3)=-11

Given function g(x)=p+qx,find p and q respectively if g^-1(9)=-1 and g(3)=-11
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Given function g(x)=p+qx,find p and q respectively if g^-1(9)=-1 and g(3)=-11

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g^-1 (x)= 1/g(x)
Solve the function for both x values
Given function g(x)=p+qx,find p and q respectively if g^-1(9)=-1 and g(3)=-11-example-1
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