What do you observe about the composition of inverse functions? Why do you think this happens?

Inverse functions (when ploted on the same graph as the original function) create a line of symmetry at X=Y.

Answered by princeofallsaiyjins | 2024-06-10

Inverse functions exhibit properties such as presenting compositions that yield the identity function and have graphs that are symmetric about the line y = x . Not all functions have inverses unless they pass the horizontal line test, and finding an inverse involves switching the roles of x and y . Thus, inverses effectively undo the original function's action.
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Answered by princeofallsaiyjins | 2024-10-02