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A linear function and its inverse are given.
Which tables could be used to verify that the functions are inverses of each other? Select two options.
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I’m missing the actual functions and the answer choices (the tables). Could you paste the tables or upload a screenshot?
Meanwhile, here’s how to tell which two tables verify they are inverses:
- For every pair (x, y) in the table for f, the table for f⁻¹ must contain the pair (y, x). In other words, the second table’s rows are the first table’s rows swapped.
- Equivalently, check f(f⁻¹(x)) = x and f⁻¹(f(x)) = x for the listed values.
- For linear functions y = mx + b and its inverse, the inverse has slope 1/m and intercept −b/m; you can use that to check if the tables match the formulas.
If you post the tables or the two functions, I’ll identify the correct two options.
Meanwhile, here’s how to tell which two tables verify they are inverses:
- For every pair (x, y) in the table for f, the table for f⁻¹ must contain the pair (y, x). In other words, the second table’s rows are the first table’s rows swapped.
- Equivalently, check f(f⁻¹(x)) = x and f⁻¹(f(x)) = x for the listed values.
- For linear functions y = mx + b and its inverse, the inverse has slope 1/m and intercept −b/m; you can use that to check if the tables match the formulas.
If you post the tables or the two functions, I’ll identify the correct two options.
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