Question 1073268
you are looking for the inverse function.


let y = f(x).


your equation becomes y = -10x - 6


replace y with x and x with y and then solve for y.


replacing y with x and x with y gets you x = -10y - 6


solve this equation for y as follows:


start with x = -10y - 6


add 6 to both sides to get x + 6 = -10y


divide both sides by -10 to get y = (x + 6) / -10


if this is the inverse equation, then the point (x,y) in the original equation will be equal to the point (y,x) in the inverse equation.


to confirm that, let x be any value and then solve for y in the original equation.


for example, let x = 1 in the original equation.


y = -10x - 6 becomes y = -10 * 1 - 6 which becomes y = -10 - 6 which becomes y = -16.


your coordinate point from the first equation is (1,-16).


the corresponding coordinate point in the inverse equation will be (-16,1).


your inverse equation is y = (x+6)/-10.


replace x with -16 and you get y = (-16 + 6)/ -10.


simplify to get y = -10 / -10.


solve for y to get y = 1.


your corresponding point in the inverse equation is (-16,1).


(x,y) in the original equation becomes (y,x) in the inverse equation.


(1,-16) in the original equation becomes (-16,1) in the inverse equation.