The first and third graphs inverse will still be functions (although the first is iffy as it is hard to tell if when any x values are equal, if there are equal x values it will not be a function because then there will be multiple y values for a single x value. In simpler terms, if there is a truly horizontal line in that first graph, its inverse will not be a function as it will fail the vertical line test.)
The second graph will not be a function as each x value will have two y values, so it fails "the vertical line test".
Would appreciate your sharing actual inequalities to graph. Otherwise the topic is a bit broad.
Supposing you wanted to graph the inequality x<5:
Draw a dashed line through x=5, and then shade the area to the left of this line.
Supposing you wanted to graph the inequality x less than or equal to 5:
Draw a solid line through x=5, and then shade the area to the left of this line.
Please, respond with an inequality that you want to graph, and I'll help you with it.
Answer:
answe is 5x + 6y + 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
X - axis
Step-by-step explanation:
Since in the above reflection x coordinate remains the same and y-coordinate changes from 1 to - 1, hence point H is reflecting across X - axis.
Answer:
4) Alternate angles
Step-by-step explanation:
Alternate angles are on the opposite corners of the line of the angle, and 10 and 14 are on opposite corners, so that makes them alternate angles. I hope this helped you!
