Pre-calculus 12 question!
Whats the question
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It is about relation and inverse of relation
What I am wondering is how the two lines in the graph are inverses of each other?
Do u understand the inverse function?
yes
If \((a,b)\) is a point on \(f(x)\), then \((b,a)\) will be a point on its inverse.
exactly
Next, recall the transformation rule for reflection over line \(y=x\) : \[(x,y)\longrightarrow (y,x)\]
i dont understand. if you understand the inverse function, why wouldn't the graph make sense?
so, if two graphs are "symmetric" about the straight line \(y=x\), then they must be inverses of each other
I don't understand the shape of the graph, how can you tell if it is inverse?
oh I get it know @ganeshie8
lets do couple of quick examples maybe
sure
lets find inverse of below graph : |dw:1439961068302:dw|
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