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1 Homework Questions…

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3 Section 1.4 Inverse Functions

4 Horizontal Line Test (HLT)
HLT determines if the function’s inverse will be a function If the function passes HLT = inverse is a function Note: Vertical Line Test (VLT) determines if a function is a function.

5 Horizontal Line Test (HLT)

6 One-to-one If function passes vertical and horizontal line tests – it is one-to-one

7 Find the Inverse!

8 Find the inverse!

9 Find the inverse!

10 Find the inverse!

11 Find the inverse

12 Find the inverse

13 Find the inverse

14 Find the inverse

15 Find the inverse

16 Go over quiz…

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19 What habits do we need to change?

20 Homework p. 129 (39-56) Bring in a 2 pocket folder by Thursday!

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