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Graphing Inverse Functions Explained by Jakhongir is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses graphing both a function f and its inverse f-1 on the same x-axis. It states that when graphed, f and f-1 will be two lines that intersect, with a diagonal line between them showing their symmetry as inverse functions (i.e. x=y). An example is provided on Desmos graphing y=x, y=f(x), and y=f-1(x) between -2 and 2, clearly showing the relationship between the three curves. The document concludes that each x value pairs with only one y value, making the graphs one-to-one functions.
- Author
- Jakhongir
- Language
- EN