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Graph the relation and it's inverse. Use open circles to graph the points of the inverse

Graph the relation and it's inverse. Use open circles to graph the points of the inverse-example-1

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we are given

relation as

R={(0,3) (4,2) (9,7) (10, -1)}

now, we can find it's inverse

It's inverse will be switching of x and y value

y-value will become x-value and x-value will become y-value

so, we get

R^-1={(3,0) (2,4) (7,9) (-1,10)}

now, we can draw graph


Graph the relation and it's inverse. Use open circles to graph the points of the inverse-example-1
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Explanation:

We are given a set of points (0,3), (4,2), (9,7) and (10,-1) representing a function.

It is required to graph the function and its inverse.

As we know that, the inverse of a function is reflected by y=x line on the graph.

So, in order to find the inverse we have to replace the co-ordinate (x,y) by (y,x).

Then the points (3,0), (2,4), (7,9) and (-1,10) represents the inverse of the function.

So, after plotting all the points of the function and its inverse, we get the following graph, where figure 1 is of the function and figure 2 is of its inverse.

Graph the relation and it's inverse. Use open circles to graph the points of the inverse-example-1
Graph the relation and it's inverse. Use open circles to graph the points of the inverse-example-2
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