Answer:
For instance, if the point (1, 3) is on the graph of the function, then the point (3, 1) is on the graph of the inverse. That is, if you start with x = 1, you will go to y = 3; then you plug this into the inverse, and you'll go right back to x = 1, where you started from.
Answer:
you'll know bc your fridge will be broken
Step-by-step explanation:
10v⁶y⁷ = <u>2</u> * 5 * <u>vvvvv</u>v * <u>yyy</u>yyyy
6w⁴v⁵y³ = <u>2</u> * 3 * wwww * <u>vvvvv</u> * <u>yyy</u>
GCF: 2v⁴y³
<em>The LCM is the GCF and everything leftover</em>
LCM: 2v⁴y³ * (5 * v * yyyy) * (3 * wwww)
= (2 * 5 * 3) * (v⁴ * v) * (w⁴) * (y³ * y⁴)
= 30 v⁵ w⁴ y⁷
Answer: LCM = 30v⁵w⁴y⁷
