Question

I really am trying my best to get how to do this prove my functions are inverses of each other by graphing them but I do not get it

Answer 1

do u know how to find the inverse function of any given function?

Answer 2

yes the one at the bottom is the inverse I just did it on a separate paper

Answer 3

yes thats correct
so u have completed the 1st part
now we have to do the second part
are u stuck on the second part?

Answer 4

yes the graphing and proving part

Answer 5

ok so lets graph it

well we can say that both the functions f(x) and g(x) will be linear because all the terms have degree 1.
can u tell how will the graph look like?
a line or a circle or a parabola?

Answer 6

i'm guessing it would be a line but i'm not sure

Answer 7

I think you can show that the y intercept of one is the x intercept of the other flipped, i.e. g(x) has a y intercept of (0,0.571), f(x) has a y intercept of (0.571,0)
similarly g(x) hits the x axis at (4,0) and f(x) hits the y axis at (0,4)

Answer 8

I paid 2 buck to be helped and walked though my question that I don't get, seems like I wasted my money, I don't see it being that simple

Answer 9

ok yes its a line
whenever u have a linear equation in x and y it represents a line

so f(x) and g(x) represent a line and now u need to plot them

u have the equation of f(x) and g(x) can u plot them?

Answer 10

correction, you paid 2 bucks to wait for the site to come back from the laggy crash \(\huge ☺☻ \)

Answer 11

@Brianissa
There WAS a system update, hope you understand that these things happen from time to time.
When you're back, you are free to tag @imqwerty who was walking you through the problem, or tag me if you wish.

Answer 12

I got it correct already thank though

Answer 13

Good! :)

Answer 14

(: