Given a graph, with no equation, how can you graph the inverse?
1 answer:
There are two different ways you can do this, I have provided both below.
Answer: You can switch all the x and y coordinate values.
For example, if you have (2, 1) you would graph (1, 2).
Another example, if you have (677, 83) you would graph (83, 677)
Answer: Flip the graph over the line of y = x
I have attached an example from<em> lumenlearning.com</em>.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Because is being multiplied by S, we can divide
from both sides of the equation. This will give us:
÷
But, that looks a bit hectic. Instead of dividing, you can multiply by the reciprocal (which is essentially how to divide fractions). So, instead of ÷
, you get:
×
When multiplying fractions, remember you can just multiply straight across-- numerator x numerator, then denominator x denominator.
By doing that, you get the fraction
cannot be simplified any more, so S=
is your answer :)
I hope this helps