F(4)=6 f^-1 (6)=4 F'(4)=8 F'(6)=10 compute the derivative of the inverse function F
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the slope at (4,6) is 8
cant see it at the moment..
F(4)=6 F^-1(6)=4 F'(4)=8 .... F'(6)=10 ...
1/8 and 1/10 is what i wanna say
an inverse flips over the y=x line
I actually just got the same answer
(dx/dy) = 1/(dx/dy) is what i thought :)
well, something like that lol
lol, thanks
yw :)
for example: x^2 derives to 2x; at(3,9) the slope is 6 inverse it: sqrt(y) derives to 1/2sqrt(y) at(9,3) = 1/2sqrt(9) = 1/6
No need to explain it lol. I understand the concept of inverse-ing functions and their derivatives.
Thanks anyways
that was more for me then :) enjoy ;)
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