Ex 1.3, 14 - Let f (x) = 4x/3x+4. Inverse of f is - Class 12

Ex 1.3 , 14 - Chapter 1 Class 12 Relation and Functions - Part 2

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Ex 1.3, 14 Let f : R – {(āˆ’4)/3} → R be a function defined as f (x) = 4š‘„/(3š‘„ + 4) The inverse of f is map g: Range f → R – {(āˆ’4)/3}given by (A) g (y) = 3š‘¦/(3āˆ’4š‘¦) (B) g (y) = 4š‘¦/(4āˆ’3š‘¦) (C) g (y) = 4š‘¦/(3āˆ’4š‘¦) (D) g (y) = 3š‘¦/(4āˆ’3š‘¦) f(x) = 4š‘„/(3š‘„ + 4) Calculating inverse Take f(x) = y Hence, equation becomes y = 4š‘„/(3š‘„ + 4) y(3x + 4) = 4x 3xy + 4y = 4x 3xy – 4x = – 4y x(3y – 4) = – 4y x = (āˆ’4š‘¦)/(3š‘¦ āˆ’ 4) x = (āˆ’4š‘¦)/(āˆ’1(āˆ’3š‘¦ + 4)) x = 4š‘¦/((4 āˆ’ 3š‘¦)) So, inverse of f = 4š‘¦/((4 āˆ’ 3š‘¦)) ∓ g(y) = 4š‘¦/((4 āˆ’ 3š‘¦)) Hence, B is the correct answer

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