i would probably say the first option. you basically want to use the 2 points that are outside of the majority of all of the other points. in this case, i am pretty sure it would be the first option. i am not 100% sure, but i think that's the correct answer :)
At first, she had +2y in the upper and -5y in the lower.
She multiplied the upper by 5 . Then she had +10y in the upper.
She should multiply the lower by 2 . Then she'll have -10y
there. She'll be able to add the two equations, and the 'y's will
go away. She'll be left with a single equation with only 'x' in it,
and she can solve that one for the value of 'x'.
Count the units between the points
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The given function is
To find the inverse of this function, we interchange x and y.
we now solve for y.
Take the sine inverse of both sides to obtain;
Hence the inverse of the given function is;
where 
