If f(x) =2x/7+4 ,which of the following is the inverse of f(x)?
a. f¹(x)=2(x+4)/7
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If f(x) =2x/7+4 ,which of the following is the inverse of f(x)?
a. f¹(x)=2(x+4)/7
b. f¹(x)=2(x-4)/7
c. f¹(x)=7(x-4)/2
d. f¹(x)=7(x+4)/2
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