Posted by CAL on Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at 12:48pm.
Three steps to inverse:
1. interchange x and y
2. solve y in terms of x
3. evaluate f-1(f(x)) to make sure you get back x.
1. Interchange x and y
Let y=g(x)=3x-5
then
x=3y-5
2. solve for y
y=(x+5)/3
3. evaluate g-1(g(x))
g-1(g(x))
=([3x-5]+5)/3
=(3x)/3
=x OK
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