Which represents the inverse of the function f(x) = 4x? O h(x) = X + 4 O h(x) = x-4 h(X%) = %x h(x) = =x

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Which represents the

inverse of the function f(x) = 4x?
O h(x) = X + 4
O h(x) = x-4
h(X%) = %x
h(x) = =x

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f^(-1)(x)=x/4 Answer:

Explanation:

Let
f(y)=x

So 4y=x

y = x/4

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Jerome Diaz answered Sep 10, 2023

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