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is a sin x graph reflected over the y=x line a function?
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Do you know the inverse function of sin x?
The graph of y = sin(x) has many points where it equals zero. (0, pi, 2pi, 3 pi, etc...) Does this help? Also, graph y = sin(x) and flip it about the line y = x. Hopefully that should make it a bit clearer. :) Ask if the reflected graph passes the "vertical line" test.
ohhh. csc?
Nope
It will give you arc sin x which is definitely a function, see by yourself
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got it thanks!
As long as you restrict the domain it is. But the entire graph y=sin(x) reflected IS NOT a fucntion.
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