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y=mx+b

invers...x=(y-b)/m

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1/m (x-b)
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y=mx+b

x=my+b (Swap the x and y)

x-b=my (Take over the b)

x-b/m=y (Divide the m on both sides)

final answer: x-b/m=f^-1(x)

because y as an inverse is known as f^-1(x)

 

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