Posted by Mandy on Monday, May 12, 2008 at 10:11pm.
yes,
if you rewrite f(x) = 6/x as
y = 6/x then
xy = 6
step one in the process of finding the inverse is to interchange the x and y variables.
Obviously you would get the same equation back again.
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