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Confusinated:

For this function, which statement is true?

Confusinated:

Confusinated:

I have no idea how to do this I just need some help

Hero:

In order for a function to have an inverse, its graph must pass which line test: Horizontal or Vertical?

Confusinated:

Vertical?

Hero:

I asked that knowing you would guess.

Confusinated:

like I said I have no idea how to do this

Confusinated:

Hero:

To determine if a function has an inverse, you perform the horizontal line test. Plot the points on an xy plane first. What are the points that represent the function?

Hero:

Oh did someone give you the answer?

Confusinated:

no I just figured it would be this

Confusinated:

watch here is another one

Hero:

Yeah, I don't believe that at all.

Confusinated:

Confusinated:

Hero:

If you don't need any help, then why are you posting this?

Hero:

You said you had no idea how to do it? And now you know how to do it?

Confusinated:

because I needed help on the first one! and I did a educated guess

Hero:

So if you learned, then prove it. Explain how to determine whether a function has an inverse.

Confusinated:

like in the last problem I just showed you it is Because f(1) = f(3)=6,f is not one-to -one and f^-1 would have to map a domain value to more than one element in the range so f^-1 does not exist

Hero:

Very good.

Confusinated:

thanks

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