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If f(x)=5-2x, find f⁻¹(3)

If f(x)=5-2x, find f⁻¹(3)
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If f(x)=5-2x, find f⁻¹(3)

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The answer is 1 because the inverse of the function f(x)=5-2x is x-5/-2. When 3 is plugged into the inverse, you get 1.
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