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Let m(x) = x / x−1

a. Find the inverse of m.
b. Graph m. How does the graph of m explain why this function is its own inverse?
c. Think of another function that is its own inverse.

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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that a function


m(x)=(x)/(x-1)

a.We have to find the inverse of m.

Suppose,
y=m(x)=(x)/(x-1)


yx-y=x


yx-x=y


x(y-1)=y


x=(y)/(y-1)

Replace x by y and y by x


y=(x)/(x-1)

Substitute
y=m^(-1)(x)


g(x)=m^(-1)(x)=(x)/(x-1)

b.When the inverse function of given function is
(x)/(x-1)

Then , we get fog(x)=
f(g(x))=((x)/(x-1))/((x)/(x-1)-1)


fog(x)=(x)/(x-x+1)=x=I(x)

When f and g are inverse to each other then fog(x)=Identity function.

c.If f(x)=x

It is self inverse function.

Let m(x) = x / x−1 a. Find the inverse of m. b. Graph m. How does the graph of m explain-example-1
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