If f(x) and its inverse function, ¹(x), are both plotted on the same coordinate plane, what is their point of
1 answer:
The point of intersection is (3,3)
What is meant by intersection?
The intersection points show where both equations have their answers. To put it another way, the intersection point is the answer to both equations. There are multiple intersecting points if there are multiple solutions that satisfy both equations.
If we plot a function, y = f(x), and its inverse, y = f1(x), we can see that the inverse function is the exact opposite of the original function with regard to y = x.
Consequently, only when y = x can both intersect as show in the fig.
Therefore A place where the lines y and x cross must be there.
Find the spot that the line y = x meets at this time.
Of course, the line y = x is satisfied at only one point, which is (3,3).
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