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Determining the Inverse of 1/(-3y+9): x≠3
first of all, it should be x=1/(-3y+9). Then you solve for y by multiplying both sides by (-3y+9). then divide by x. then subtract 9 from both sides and divide both sides by -3. you should get y=(-3/x)-9. :wink:
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Dec 18, 2004
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