Ma 112: Precalculus: Inverse Functions Section 2.5 part 3
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this guy lost me at the begining
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a little quick, but helpful
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This is Pre-Calc? I'm doing this in Alg. 2.
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In the last couple of minutes there is an error!
For the function y=(-1-2x)/(x-1), we evaluate @ x=0 and GET y=1, The x-intercept is x=-1/2. Then the left branch of the graph should intersect the negative x-axis and the positive y axis. It still is a hyperbola and it still is a flip about the line y=x of the function y=(x-1)/(x+2).
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ProfessorElvisZap 3 years ago