Math, asked by ucs16226, 11 months ago

If f(x) = 7x+12, what is the inverse function of f(x) equal to ?

Answers

Answered by yellowcarrrpb847n
0
f^-1(x) = -12/7 + x/7

Hope this helps!

yellowcarrrpb847n: I found my answer on a calculator
ashjha2000pbcsd9: its simple y=7x+12 so x=y/7-12/7 now replace y by x
ashjha2000pbcsd9: its option c is correct
yellowcarrrpb847n: wow, guess my calculator is wrong.
ucs16226: yeah ty..even i done the same but my answer does not suites the given options
ashjha2000pbcsd9: no option c is correct
ucs16226: yeah got it..ty for this
yellowcarrrpb847n: yeah, option c is correct
ucs16226: done...
ashjha2000pbcsd9: ok
Answered by Anonymous
6
\textbf{Answer}

\textbf{We are given,}
f(x) = 7x +12

I will solve this question in the simplest way,

\textbf{Steps to find inverse of any f(x) = ax + b}

•Assume f(x) = y

•Find value of x in terms of y

•Replace x and y in the function to find the inverse {f^(-1) x}

\textbf{Lets comeback to the given function,}

f(x) = 7x + 12
Lets put f(x) = y
=> y = 7x + 12
=> 7x = y - 12
=> x = (y/7) - (12/7) ------(1)

Lets replace the value of x and y in equation (1) to find the inverse,
=> f^(-1) x = (x/7) - (12/7)
=> f^(-1) x = (x - 12)/7

\textbf{Hope It Helps}

\textbf{Thanks}
Similar questions