How to find the inverse of a linear equation

The video tutorial explains how to perform inverse operations by swapping variables and solving for Y. It demonstrates the use of inverse operations, such as undoing addition, subtraction, and division, to solve equations. The tutorial also covers writing functions in inverse notation and using the distributive property to express equations in different forms. The video concludes with a brief summary and confirmation of understanding.

What is the first step in solving for variable Y using inverse operations?

How do you express Y in terms of X after performing the inverse operations?

What does replacing Y with F inverse signify in the context of writing a function?

Explain the distributive property as it relates to writing the inverse function.

What are the two different ways to write the inverse function mentioned in the text?