Is the function given in the following table invertible?? Not sure what this means 1|-1 2|3 4|-4 6|-5 8|7 10|1
@perl recheck, the first one is -1 not 1
The original function is 1 -> -1 2 ->3 4 -> -4 6 -> -5 8 -> 7 10 -> 1 The inverse relation is (switch x and y ) -1 -> 1 3 -> 2 -4 -> 4 -5 -> 6 7 -> 8 1 -> 10
so this function is invertible, sorry for my typo earlier
@sccitesla a function is invertible if it is one-to-one and onto. one-to-one means which each different x, you have a different y. your function have that
When can i invert and when can i not.
I remember this from a long time ago but I need review
onto means each y has corresponding x, your function has that, too
So the y values in the initial function cannot repeat?
--> it is invertible
a function f is invertible if and only if its inverse relation f^-1 is a function on f's range, in which case the inverse relation is the inverse function
Can i just use the horizontal line test for this?
So an upward facing parabola isnt invertible?
yes , for the original function
correct
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