Follow these steps in order to find the inverse of a linear function:
1. Replace function notation ( c(n) for our problem ) with y
2. Exchange x and y
3. Solve for y
4. Replace appropriate variables
Let's find the inverse of
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This is the inverse. The last part requires us to replace variables appropriately. So instead of y, we should put n(c) and instead of x we should put c.
We have

Answer choice B is right.
ANSWER: B