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Chapter 10: Q. 366 (page 1062)

In the following exercise, graph the inverse of the one-to-one function shown.

Short Answer

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The graph of inverse is

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given

The graph is given as

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Step 2. Plotting Graph

We know that the graph of inverse is the mirror image of graph w.r.t. y=xline.

So, find the reflection of points w.r.t. y=xas,

(-4,-2)鈫�(-2,-4)(-2,1)鈫�(1,-2)(2,2)鈫�(2,2)(3,4)鈫�(4,3)

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Step 3. Final Graph

Join the obtained points and plot the graph,

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