IFDOES F(X) HAVE AN INVERSE THAT IS A FUNCTION? Find the inverse of f(x) and state its domain.

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IFDOES F(X) HAVE AN INVERSE THAT IS A FUNCTION? Find the inverse of f(x) and state its domain.

WRITE EQUATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING FUNCTION AFTER: A) REFLECTING OVER X-AXIS B) REFLECTING OVER Y-AXIS

SKETCH THE GRAPH OF: Are there any discontinuities? What is the range?

WRITE THE END BEHAVIOR OF H(X) USING LIMIT NOTATION.

WHAT IS THE INVERSE OF F(X)?

FIND THE DOMAIN, RANGE AND INTERVALS WHERE FUNCTION IS INCREASING AND DECREASING. (2,-5)

DESCRIBE HOW THE GRAPH OF CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE GRAPH OF