Let's call the store value as s and the wholesale price as w. A store prices tapes by raising the wholesale price 50%(0.5 in decimals) and adding 25 cents, writing this as an equation, we have

If we invert the equation we're going to find the the wholesale price as a function of the store price.

Now, to find the wholesale price if the sales price is $1.99, we just need to evaluate s = 1.99 on the function we created.

The wholesale price is $1.16.
I believe the correct situation is C
Answer:
As you can see, the difference between the reciprocal of
and the inverse of
is that
and
.
Step-by-step explanation:
First lets find both the reciprocal of
and the inverse of
Recall that the reciprocal of a value is where you take a fraction and swap the places of the terms. In the case of
, 1 is the denominator, so

To find the inverse of a function, you first need swap the locations of x and y in the equation

Now, you need to solve for y

Now, lets rewrite each of these to better compare them

As you can see, the difference between the reciprocal of
and the inverse of