Show that the function f :R -> R defined by f(x) = 2x+ 7 has an inverse by applying the inverse function theorem. Find its inverse alsoÂ
We have given the function,
"f: R \\rightarrow R" defined by "f(x) = 2x+7"
Since, the given function is bijective because for every y there exist a unique x
"x = \\dfrac{y-7}{7}" , such that "f(x) = y"
In general we can say that "R \\rightarrow R"
"f(x) = ax+b, a \\ne 0"
Hence, we can say that inverse exist for the given function "f(x)".
Calculation of "f^{-1}(x)."
"f(x)= 2x+7"
"y = 2x+7"
"x = \\dfrac{y-7}{2}"
where, "x = f^{-1}(x)."
Hence, "f^{-1}(x) = \\dfrac{y-7}{2}."
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