Function Inverses

Question 1

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. In order for f–1(x) to be a function, the domain of f(x) can be restricted to .

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x ≥ 1

Question 2

Under this restriction, the domain of f–1(x) would be , having the same minimum value as the .

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x ≥ 2

Question 3

Under this restriction, the domain of f–1(x) would be , having the same minimum value as the .

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range of f

Question 4

Which statements describe the functions? Check all that apply.

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The domain of h–1(x) is the range of h(x).; The x-coordinate of the x-intercept of h–1(x) is the y-coordinate of the y-intercept of h(x).; The maximum of h(x) is the largest x-value of h–1(x).

Question 5

The slope, a, of the inverse function is , and the x-intercept of the inverse function is at x = .

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Question 6

The slope, a, of the inverse function is , and the x-intercept of the inverse function is at x = .

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