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Which of the following is the inverse of F) =-2x+ 3?​

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Answer:


\boxed{f^(-1)(x)=(x-3)/(-2)}

Explanation:

The inverse of the function satisfies the following:


f(a)=b \qquad \implies \qquad f^(-1)(b)=a

Given the expression:


f(x)=-2x+ 3

The inverse function can be calculated with the next steps:

  • replace
    f(x) with
    y
  • Solve for the variable x based on the variable y.
  • Variables are swapped.


\begin{aligned}f(x)=-2x+3 &\rightarrow y=-2x+3\\&\rightarrow y-3=-2x\\& \rightarrow x= (y-3)/(-2) \\&\therefore f^(-1)(x)=(x-3)/(-2)\end{aligned}

Hope it helps.


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