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I’d like to check part a and get help with part b

I’d like to check part a and get help with part b-example-1

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Part A

To graph the inverse function, what you do is to simply switch the x and y-coordinates which was done in your graph.

However, the labelling is incorrect.

• x-axis: Price per toaster (in $)

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• y-axis: Years since 1960.

Part B

From the first graph:


\begin{gathered} f(40)=30 \\ \implies f^(-1)(30)=40\text{ years} \end{gathered}

What the inverse function means is that the toaster's price is $30 in 40 years after 1960.

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