Algebra and Trigonometry: Structure and Method, Book 2
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The inverse of function
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Given information: The given function is,
Formula used: The horizontal-line test states that for the graph of a function to have its inverse function, the graph must passes through the horizontal line test. It means if any line drawn horizontal parallel to
Graph: The graph for the function is shown as,
Calculation: Since the given graph of the function does not passes the horizontal line test. Therefore the graph of the function has not the inverse function. Hence the inverse of the function
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