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Given the function f(x) = 4(x + 3) -5, solve for the inverse function when x=3

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6 0

Answer: Your answer would be -120

Step-by-step explanation: Remove Parentheses (3 + 3) add them together and make it 6 and plug in the 6 into the equation. -4 x 6 x 5. Then, you multiply the numbers together and get -120. There is no inverse for -120 since both sides aren't equal.

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