If you can't see the picture, this link should work...https://web2.0calc.com/img/upload/86da579d92c1f599a70c4342/g0.jpg
im not sure why the image is blocked...
:)
@geust, I'm not sure if you understand, but f^-1 means the inverse of the function, not f to the power of -1
All you have to do is set them equal to each other and multiply, then simplify. Joliel3 explained it very clearly.
I'm pretty sure that the question is copied properly, as I have seen it before....but yes, I agree that this one is a bit tricky! Congrats guest for solving it!
Got it!
all you have to do is find this: y=[slope]x+[y-intercept]
(which is what gwen did )
hey! is it just me, or is the latex in raw form? just wondering if it's a glitch!
It's actually really easy to do it yourself. Try it.
Just corrected my answer....check again!
Sorry, the answer is 4! Sillly me, I need to learn how to count...