The inverse of the given function is y = √5x + 7/2 - 3
<h3>Inverse of a function</h3>
Given the function expressed below;
5y + 4 = (x+3)² +1/2
5y = (x+3)² - 7/2
y = 1/5(x+3)² - 7/10
Replace y as x
x = 1/5(y+3)² - 7/10
Make y the subject of the formula
5x = (y+3)²- 7/2
(y+3)² = 5x + 7/2
y+3 = √5x + 7/2
y = √5x + 7/2 - 3
Hence the inverse of the given function is y = √5x + 7/2 - 3
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
the 2^x - 2^x cancels out
I believe the answer is A.
hope I helped
3x + y = -3
-2x + y = 7
Use elimination method
Subtract both equations
5x = -10, x = -2
Plug in -2 for x (any equation)
3(-2) + y = -3
-6 + y = -3
y = 3
Solution: x = -2, y = 3
Or as a coordinate: (-2, 3)
It would be .01 or .0y in your case
