Let's look at another example:
With the two previous things in mind, can you draw the inverse of this?
Since we don't know what the graph of | ![]() |
looks |
like yet (well, I do... but you don't), let's plot a few points: |
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It's just a half a parabola |
Cool! So, what are the two things?
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They are symmetric with respect to y = x |
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Every (x, y) has a (y, x) partner |
Now, you can graph the inverse!
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Hey! It's half of Standard Parabola Guy! |
Now, I can tell you why I said | ![]() |
for these guys in the last |
lesson! |
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