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I got a solution for problem number 7, however, when I checked the solutions, mine was incorrect. I got the right 'answer' with the equation indeed determining y as a function of x, but the wrong equation. I also can't see where I went wrong. Thoughts?

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The photo is really blurry, but for number 5, basically my question is when is it appropriate to plug in 1 for x when finding the counterexample, and when is it not?

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This was my solution for #7. When I first did the problem I forgot to add plus 1 to the denominator from the y I factored out.

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This is my solution for problem number 3. I had a little trouble with this one at first. The first time, I forgot to factor out the y but did something else, and ended up with y=1/5 which seemed wrong, so I checked on geogabra and redid it.

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For problem #9, this is the solution I looked at. Is this the incorrect solution?

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Here is my solution for problem #9. I was a little confused when I checked the solutions. Where does y=1/1-1/x come from? Are there multiple ways to solve this?

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This is the solution I found for problem #9

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This is the solution I got for problem number 4. I found two different ways to do it and I was wondering how other people solved it.

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I thought that these problems were cool because they were inverses of each other.  And..... one was a function and one was not.  This is cool because each input can only have one output but and output can have more than one input

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This is my solution for #4. I got this answer and saw that we might have to simplify and wanted to know if this was what everyone else got to or if there is another step to simplify.

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I took the square from x^2 and y^2 before deviding by x Im not sure if this is bad evil algerbra but it got me an answer that gives the same output of the correct equation when x=1, thoughts?

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Here is my solution for number 3. I found it pretty straight forward, although I left out some wording in the write up.

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This was my solution for #10.

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This was pretty straightforward, it took me a few mins to figure out the second step.

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Anybody know how solve with all those exponents?

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My original solution was not reduced to get rid of the radical.