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how to plot out an inverse equation

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every functions need inverses

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Line of symmetry is between

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for the inverse table the x and y are switched from the original graph

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for the inverse table the x and y are switched from the original graph

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You cant tell which one is the function and which one is the inverse

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About the table, the x and y are flipped, it means x becomes y and y becomes x. About the equation, when we do the inverses, we need to do the last to the first. 

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About the table, the x and y are flipped, it means x becomes y and y becomes x. About the equation, when we do the inverses, we need to do the last to the first. 

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They all have a line of symmetry

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I learned that graphing inverses you can just switch the x and y

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inverses are horizontal from their original.

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They all have a line of symmetry tj

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they are flip and their line of symmetry is y=x 

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they are flip and their line of symmetry is y=x 

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they are flipped of the original equation 

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they are flipped of the original equation 

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For inverse tables the x and y is switched from the original table

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I learned that  inverse equation that have multiple x  are not a function

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Tables are Flipped (moved spots). X becomes Y and Y becomes X for inverse tables. For Equations, You trace your steps backwards to find the inverse equation.