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How do you inverse the function f(x)2x 1? - Answers

I will assume your function is f(x) = 2x + 1 (answers.com eliminates some symbols from questions).First, you write this as:y = 2x + 1Next, you exchange "x" and "y":x = 2y + 1This is not strictly necessary, but the idea is that the final result is, once again, expressed in terms of "x".Finally, you solve this new equation for "y":y = ...You can then write this as a function if you wish; just replace "y =..." with "f(x) =...".



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I will assume your function is f(x) = 2x + 1 (answers.com eliminates some symbols from questions).First, you write this as:y = 2x + 1Next, you exchange "x" and "y":x = 2y + 1This is not strictly necessary, but the idea is that the final result is, once again, expressed in terms of "x".Finally, you solve this new equation for "y":y = ...You can then write this as a function if you wish; just replace "y =..." with "f(x) =...".



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How do you inverse the function f(x)2x 1? - Answers

I will assume your function is f(x) = 2x + 1 (answers.com eliminates some symbols from questions).First, you write this as:y = 2x + 1Next, you exchange "x" and "y":x = 2y + 1This is not strictly necessary, but the idea is that the final result is, once again, expressed in terms of "x".Finally, you solve this new equation for "y":y = ...You can then write this as a function if you wish; just replace "y =..." with "f(x) =...".

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