let's recall that an inverse function has the same pair of coordinates as the original function, but backwards, or namely the inverse's range is the original's domain.
Find the inverse function of m(x) = 5x - 5 A m-1(x) = 5x + 5 B m-1(x) = -5x + 5 C m-1(x) = x+5/5 D m-1(x) = x+5/-5x
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First replace m(x) by y.
To find the inverse function we must switch the places from the variables x and y.
Now we need to isolate the y again to find the formula of the inverse function. First add 5 to both sides.
Switch sides.
And finally divide both sides by 5.
And therefore we can conclude the following:
The answer is C.
~ Hope this helps you!
First replace m(x) by y.
To find the inverse function we must switch the places from the variables x and y.
Now we need to isolate the y again to find the formula of the inverse function. First add 5 to both sides.
Switch sides.
And finally divide both sides by 5.
And therefore we can conclude the following:
The answer is C.
~ Hope this helps you!
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Solution:
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Answer:
Option d.
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Given (1+cosx)/(sinx) + (sinx)/(1+cosx) =4, find a numerical value of one trigonometric function of x.
a. tanx=2
b. sinx=2
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d. sinx=1/2
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Simplify