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Can someone help me turn this into an inverse function? f(x) = 6-3x. and some explanations pls, bcuz Im still lost on this topic.​

User Makson
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Answer:


y=-(x-6)/(3)

Explanation:

To find the inverse function, switch the y and x


y=6-3x becomes
x=6-3y.

Now, rearrange so that the equation is equal to y.


x=6-3y\\x-6=-3y\\-(x-6)/(3) =y

Hope this helps!

User ColouredFunk
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Answer:

-1/3(x-6)

Explanation:

Let y = 6-3x

Exchange x and y

x = 6-3y

Solve for y

Subtract 6 from each side

x-6 = 6-6 -3y

x-6 = -3y

Divide each side by -3

(x-6)/-3 = -3y/-3

-1/3 (x-6) = y

This is the inverse

-1/3(x-6)

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