To find an inverse function, first write the function as y = f(x). Then solve that equation for x, because the inverse reverses the original input-output process. Here, Set y=3x- 5 and solve for x: x=(y-(-5))/3. Replacing y by x gives f^(-1)(x)=(x - (-5))/3. So the correct inverse is the expression that isolates the original x after subtracting the constant term and dividing by the coefficient of x.