#algebra 2 hw
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swift cobalt
i cant really read it btw
is it possible you could send a better photo of the words
ashen crater
what is the inverse relationship!
proven cape
Draw the line y = x, then reflect your function across that line. That will be the inverse function.
ashen crater
for (x,y), the inverse function would have coordinates (y,x)
just to allow you to understand it fundamentally
full spear
Draw the line y = x, then reflect your function across that line. That will be t...
How would I explain how I got it?
ashen crater
like i said earlier, funadmetally an inverse function switches the x and y values of the function
for example:
$f(x)=y$
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ashen crater
now we can do $f^{-1}(f(x))=f^{-1}(y)$
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ashen crater
which is just $x=f^{-1}(y)$
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full spear
Nevermind I got it lmao
ashen crater
lol