Question

The range of a function is the domain of its inverse
A. True
B. False

Answer 1

@undeadknight26

Answer 2

Haha everyone erased their responses? XD
Or is this a new one? :x

All those medals down the drain t.t

Answer 3

I'm in the same place as UndeadKnight,
I think it's true. I can't think of a reason it would be false.

The x's and y's switch when you find the inverse of a function.
So the domain and range will switch.

Hmm I hope it's not some sneaky trick question...

Answer 4

Nah it was a "direct" answer you feel me?

Answer 5

rip hold up let me ban myself and tell some one a piece of my mind.

Answer 6

hey what the hell happened??

Answer 7

i went to eat for like 10 minutes

Answer 8

and i come back to this lol why did everyone delete their comments?

Answer 9

@undeadknight26

Answer 10

Mod must've done it :P I dunno

Answer 11

I don't know what happened

Answer 12

well that's weird

Answer 13

maybe they got into an argument

Answer 14

it was the moderator poojah he/she "moderated" our comments because it was giving out answers which is not allowed

Answer 15

she even messaged me

Answer 16

is poojah like the main one or what?

Answer 17

i bet she is watching

Answer 18

poojah gods dont hurt me

Answer 19

i mean who is he or she to be doing that

Answer 20

a moderator

Answer 21

duh

Answer 22

so there are moderators on here and if something is being done that isnt supposed to what happens??

Answer 23

yup pretty much

Answer 24

but what happens?

Answer 25

you apparently get banned

Answer 26

from open study

Answer 27

damn that's harsh

Answer 28

hey but um can i ask u a question?

Answer 29

wut

Answer 30

do the people helping others out on here get paid?

Answer 31

some do like moderators the get 2$

Answer 32

Qualified helpers can get paid. Not sure if Moderators get paid. If you have any questions about how the site works let me know.