#inverse functions calc

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pulsar zephyrBOT
tawny plover
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could only figure out that II is true

undone ocean
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Why u deleted it??

tawny plover
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thought i solved it so closed post but nvm i didn't

undone ocean
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What was the question

tawny plover
undone ocean
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Again

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N ur answer

undone ocean
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What was ur logic

tawny plover
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Idk i only know that II is true

tawny plover
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holy shit my sister solved it its lowkey meta

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III is false

undone ocean
tawny plover
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its II and III

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I'm thinking there's something wrong here tho, it implies that functions whose derivatives repeat values aren't invertible, but that's wrong

undone ocean
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My logic was f and g are inverse so if f has -5,7 then g is 7,-5. That means if the slope of f is m then slope of g is 1/m. So now apply the property of inverse we get first option is true

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And second is false

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But 3rd maybe correct

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We don't have much data

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To predict

tawny plover
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Oh do you know calculus, this is in a calculus class

tawny plover
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I dumb of course you do

tawny plover
undone ocean
undone ocean
undone ocean
tawny plover
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