Question

Given the graph below, which of the following points would be included in the graph of the inverse of the function?



(-1,1)

(3,0)

(0,3)

(1, -1)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

ok if the point (a,b) is on f then (b,a) is on the inverse of f

Answer 3

so equivalent question:
which of the following points in on your graph of f:
(1,-1)
(0,3)
(3,0)
(-1,1)

Answer 4

would it be (-1,1)?

Answer 5

for which question are you answering?
my question or their question?

Answer 6

my question

Answer 7

So you are saying since the point (1,-1) on the graph of f then the point (-1,1) is the graph of the inverse of f, right?

Answer 8

yes?

Answer 9

you are using what I said about switching the numbers in the order pair..
if (a,b) is on f then (b,a) is of the inverse of f.
and yes
(1,-1) is on the graph of f so (-1,1) is on the inverse of f 's graph.

Answer 10

are you cool? or are you still confused?

Answer 11

yea i get it. so my final answer is (-1,1) right?

Answer 12

I guess you didn't understand what I said above...
"(1,-1) is on the graph of f so (-1,1) is on the inverse of f 's graph."!!!
Remember your question is:
Given the graph below, which of the following points would be included in the graph of the inverse of the function?
We just said (-1,1) was on the graph of the inverse of f
since (1,-1) is on the graph of f

Answer 13

(3,0) isn't on the inverse of f's graph because (0,3) isn't on the graph of f
(0,3) isn't on the inverse of f's graph because (3,0) isn't on the graph of f
(1,-1) isn't on the inverse of f's graph because (-1,1) isn't on the graph of f
that only gives you the choice we have already gotten

Answer 14

(-1,1) is on the inverse of f's graph because (1,-1) is on the graph of f

Answer 15

oh ok

Answer 16

ty

Answer 17

np