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F(x)=3x-5;given f^-1(x)=0

F(x)=3x-5;given f^-1(x)=0
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F(x)=3x-5;given f^-1(x)=0

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Explanation:

3x - 5 is f^(-1) (x) = (1 / 3) x + (5 / 3), which is a linear expression.

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