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Find f^-1(x)= 2x/ 2+3x make sure its 1-1, if so find its inverse

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The given function is:


f(x)=(2x)/(2+3x)

Graph the function as shown below:

As seen from the horizontal line test, the lines cut the function at only 1 point.

Hence the function is 1-1 and therefore invertible.


f(x)=y=(2x)/(2+3x)

Solve for x to get:


\begin{gathered} 2y+3xy=2x \\ 2y=2x-3xy \\ 2y=x(2-3y) \\ x=(2y)/(2-3y) \end{gathered}
\text{ Since y=f(x),x=f}^(-1)(y)

Therefore replace y by x to get the required inverse function shown below:


\begin{gathered} x=f^(-1)(y)=(2y)/(2-3y) \\ f^(-1)(x)=(2x)/(2-3x) \end{gathered}

The inverse function is shown above.

Find f^-1(x)= 2x/ 2+3x make sure its 1-1, if so find its inverse-example-1
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