Learn about inverse functions in this comprehensive mathematics lecture and problem-solving session. Master the fundamental concept of swapping x and y variables across equations, graphs, and tables while exploring inverses of various function types including linear, quadratic, cubic, and radical functions. Delve into important discussions about domains, ranges, and function properties, particularly when dealing with even powers and their restrictions. Work through practical word problems involving radicals and rational exponents, and understand how to verify inverse relationships through function composition. Access detailed explanations across 72 carefully structured practice problems, with timestamps provided for easy navigation through specific topics. Download accompanying textbook materials and graph paper to enhance the learning experience while following along with clear, step-by-step solutions and explanations.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Lecture overview
Problem #1-4
Problem #5-12
Problem #13-20
Problem #21
Problem #22
Problem #23-28
Problem #29-30
Problem #31-34
Problem #35-46
Problem #47-48
Problem #49-52
Problem #53-54
Problem #55-58
Problem #59
Problem #60
Problem #61
Problem #62
Problem #63-64
Problem #65-68
Problem #69
Problem #70
Problem #71
Problem #72
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Mr. Robinson's Virtual Math Classroom
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