frankly yes, because when you want inverse a function you must inverse it with line x=y
so when you inverse a function Df and Rf will convert together!
Answer:
Okay, all you have to do is reflect the triangle over the y-axis by finding each of the points distance from the y-axis. For example. If one of your coordinates was (3,2) you would reflect it over to (-3,2). Can you give me point K's coordinates?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The area of the speed-time graph gives us the distance travelled . In this case we drop a perpendicular from v=4 to t=2 . Hence, we get a rectangle and a triangle. Now we calculate the areas of the rectangle and the triangle. Rectangle = 2×4=8 m and triangle =1/2×(4–2)×4=4 m. Now to get the distance travelled we add the two up. Hence, distance travelled= (8+4)m =12 m.
