SOLUTION: I need to find the inverse function to the following and am a bit overwhelmed. Is it possible to walk me through the best way to do it? I know the general steps for finding an inve
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Question 973077: I need to find the inverse function to the following and am a bit overwhelmed. Is it possible to walk me through the best way to do it? I know the general steps for finding an inverse function, but am having trouble solving for x in this case.
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! find the inverse function:
e^y(11x-1)=-9-6x
e^y=(-9-6x)/(11x-1)
ylne=ln(-9-6x)/ln(11x-1)
y=ln(-9-6x)/ln(11x-1)