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Chapter 10: Q. 10.10 (page 996)

Find the inverse of {(鈭�1, 4), (鈭�2, 1), (鈭�3, 0), (鈭�4, 2)}. Determine the domain and range of the inverse function.

Short Answer

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(a) The domain is (4,1,0,2).
(b) The range of inverse function (-1,-2-3,-4)

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

The given function is {(鈭�1, 4), (鈭�2, 1), (鈭�3, 0), (鈭�4, 2)} .

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Step 2. Inverse of the function 

The inverse of the function is

[(4,-1),(1,-2),(0,-3),(2,-4)]

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Step 3. Domain of inverse function 

The domain is (4,1,0,2).

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Step 4.  Range of function 

The range of inverse function (-1,-2-3,-4)

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