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How do you find the inverse of f(x)=(3-8x)/(x+5)?

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How do you find the inverse of f(x)=(3-8x)/(x+5)?

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  1. Is this Calculus?

    Cause if it is, I'm dropping out of school.


  2. y=f(x) = (3-8x)/(x+5)

    Multiply each side by x+5

    y(x+5) = 3-8x

    Distribute y

    yx +5y = 3-8x

    Put all values with an x on one side and put everything else on the other side.

    yx +8x = 3-5y

    Factor out the x

    x(y+8) = 3-5y

    Solve for x:

    x= (3-5y)/(y+8)

    Switch x and y:

    y= (3-5x)/(x+8) = f^-1 (x) (doesnt exist for x=-8)

  3. y=(3-8x)/(x+5) so yx+5y = 3-8x and x(-y-8)= 5y-3 so x=(5y-3)/(-y-8)

    interchanging x and y the inverse function is y= (5x-3)/(-x-8)

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