Pc 4.7 Notes Graph Inverses
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This 8-page document discusses graph inverses and their properties. It defines what an inverse is for different types of functions, including one-to-one and many-to-one functions. Examples are provided to illustrate inverses and how to determine if a function has an inverse. Properties of inverse functions like their domain and range are explained.
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