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What’s the inverse equation?

What’s the inverse equation?-example-1
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Answer:

The inverse is ((5-x)/4) ^ 1/3

Explanation:

y = 5-4x^3

Exchange x and y

x = 5-4y^3

Subtract 5 from each side

x-5 =5-5-4y^3

x-5 = -4y^3

Divide each side by -4

(x-5)/ -4 = y^3

Take the cube root

((x-5)/ -4) ^ 1/3 = y^ 3 ^1/3

((5-x)/4) ^ 1/3 = y

The inverse is ((5-x)/4) ^ 1/3

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