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Inverse Relations
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in
the line y = x.
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in
the line y = x.
    e.g. y  x 2
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in
the line y = x.
    e.g. y  x 2
  domain: all real x
    range: y  0
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in
the line y = x.
    e.g. y  x 2               inverse relation: x  y 2
  domain: all real x
    range: y  0
Inverse Relations
If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by
interchanging x and y is x = f(y)
e.g. y  x 3  x      inverse relation is x  y 3  y

The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in
the line y = x.
    e.g. y  x 2               inverse relation: x  y 2
  domain: all real x                  domain: x  0
    range: y  0                         range: all real y
Inverse Functions
Inverse Functions
If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
an inverse function.
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y



                               x
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y



                               x
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y



                               x
Only has an
inverse relation
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y



                               x
Only has an             OR
inverse relation       x  y2
                       y x
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y



                               x
Only has an      OR
inverse relationx  y2
                y x
        NOT UNIQUE
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y                         ii  y  x 3          y



                               x                                           x
Only has an      OR
inverse relationx  y2
                y x
        NOT UNIQUE
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y                         ii  y  x 3          y



                               x                                           x
Only has an      OR
inverse relationx  y2
                y x
        NOT UNIQUE
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y                         ii  y  x 3          y



                               x                                           x
Only has an      OR
                                               Has an
inverse relationx  y2
                                               inverse function
                y x
        NOT UNIQUE
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y                         ii  y  x 3          y



                               x                                           x
Only has an      OR                                                    OR
                                               Has an
inverse relationx  y2                                                x  y3
                                               inverse function
                y x                                                 y3 x
        NOT UNIQUE
Inverse Functions
 If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called
 an inverse function.
Testing For Inverse Functions
(1) Use a horizontal line test OR
2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
   i  y  x 2 y                         ii  y  x 3          y



                               x                                           x
Only has an      OR                                              OR
                                               Has an
inverse relationx  y2                                          x  y3
                                               inverse function
                y x                                           y3 x
        NOT UNIQUE                                        UNIQUE
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
inverse function), then;

       f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2
        f  x 
                 x2
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2
        f  x 
                 x2
        x2     y2
y          x
        x2     y2
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2
        f  x 
                 x2
        x2     y2
y          x
        x2     y2
        y  2 x  y  2
         xy  2 x  y  2
         x  1 y  2 x  2
                     2x  2
                y
                     1 x
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2               x22
        f  x                  2      
                 x2                x 2
               f 1  f  x    
                                       x2
   x2     y2                    1 
                                          
y     x                            x 2
   x2     y2
        y  2 x  y  2
         xy  2 x  y  2
         x  1 y  2 x  2
                     2x  2
                y
                     1 x
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND       f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2                         x22
        f  x                           2       
                 x2                          x 2
                        f 1  f  x    
                                                 x2
   x2             y2                     1       
y         x                                  x 2
   x2             y2
                                          2x  4  2x  4
    y  2 x  y  2                   
                                           x2 x2
     xy  2 x  y  2
                                          4x
     x  1 y  2 x  2               
                                          4
                 2x  2                 x
             y
                  1 x
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND        f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2                         x22                        2x  2   2
        f  x                           2                                      
                 x2                          x 2                          1 x 
                        f 1  f  x                f  f 1  x    
                                                 x2                       2x  2   2
   x2             y2                     1                                   
y         x                                  x 2                      1 x 
   x2             y2
                                          2x  4  2x  4
    y  2 x  y  2                   
                                           x2 x2
     xy  2 x  y  2
                                          4x
     x  1 y  2 x  2               
                                          4
                 2x  2                 x
             y
                  1 x
If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an
       inverse function), then;

              f 1  f  x   x   AND        f  f 1  x   x

e.g.             x2                         x22                        2x  2   2
        f  x                           2                                      
                 x2                          x 2                          1 x 
                        f 1  f  x                f  f 1  x    
                                                 x2                       2x  2   2
   x2             y2                     1                                   
y         x                                  x 2                      1 x 
   x2             y2
                                          2x  4  2x  4                2x  2  2  2x
    y  2 x  y  2                                               
                                           x2 x2                      2x  2  2  2x
     xy  2 x  y  2
                                          4x                             4x
     x  1 y  2 x  2                                           
                                          4                              4
                 2x  2                 x                           x
             y
                  1 x
(ii) Draw the inverse relation
                             y




                                 x
(ii) Draw the inverse relation
                             y




                                 x
(ii) Draw the inverse relation
                             y




                                 x
(ii) Draw the inverse relation
                             y




                                            x




      Exercise 2H; 1aceg, 2, 3bdf, 5ac, 6bd, 7ac, 9bde, 10adfhj

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11 x1 t02 08 inverse functions (2013)

  • 2. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y
  • 3. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation
  • 4. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation
  • 5. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in the line y = x.
  • 6. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in the line y = x. e.g. y  x 2
  • 7. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in the line y = x. e.g. y  x 2 domain: all real x range: y  0
  • 8. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in the line y = x. e.g. y  x 2 inverse relation: x  y 2 domain: all real x range: y  0
  • 9. Inverse Relations If y = f(x) is a relation, then the inverse relation obtained by interchanging x and y is x = f(y) e.g. y  x 3  x inverse relation is x  y 3  y The domain of the relation is the range of its inverse relation The range of the relation is the domain of its inverse relation A relation and its inverse relation are reflections of each other in the line y = x. e.g. y  x 2 inverse relation: x  y 2 domain: all real x domain: x  0 range: y  0 range: all real y
  • 11. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function.
  • 12. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test
  • 13. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique.
  • 14. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y x
  • 15. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y x
  • 16. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y x Only has an inverse relation
  • 17. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y x Only has an OR inverse relation x  y2 y x
  • 18. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y x Only has an OR inverse relationx  y2 y x NOT UNIQUE
  • 19. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y ii  y  x 3 y x x Only has an OR inverse relationx  y2 y x NOT UNIQUE
  • 20. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y ii  y  x 3 y x x Only has an OR inverse relationx  y2 y x NOT UNIQUE
  • 21. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y ii  y  x 3 y x x Only has an OR Has an inverse relationx  y2 inverse function y x NOT UNIQUE
  • 22. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y ii  y  x 3 y x x Only has an OR OR Has an inverse relationx  y2 x  y3 inverse function y x y3 x NOT UNIQUE
  • 23. Inverse Functions If an inverse relation of a function, is a function, then it is called an inverse function. Testing For Inverse Functions (1) Use a horizontal line test OR 2 When x  f  y  is rewritten as y  g  x , y  g  x  is unique. i  y  x 2 y ii  y  x 3 y x x Only has an OR OR Has an inverse relationx  y2 x  y3 inverse function y x y3 x NOT UNIQUE UNIQUE
  • 24. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x
  • 25. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2 f  x  x2
  • 26. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2 f  x  x2 x2 y2 y x x2 y2
  • 27. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2 f  x  x2 x2 y2 y x x2 y2  y  2 x  y  2 xy  2 x  y  2  x  1 y  2 x  2 2x  2 y 1 x
  • 28. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2  x22 f  x  2  x2 x 2 f 1  f  x     x2 x2 y2 1    y x  x 2 x2 y2  y  2 x  y  2 xy  2 x  y  2  x  1 y  2 x  2 2x  2 y 1 x
  • 29. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2  x22 f  x  2  x2 x 2 f 1  f  x     x2 x2 y2 1   y x  x 2 x2 y2 2x  4  2x  4  y  2 x  y  2  x2 x2 xy  2 x  y  2 4x  x  1 y  2 x  2  4 2x  2 x y 1 x
  • 30. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2  x22  2x  2   2 f  x  2    x2 x 2 1 x  f 1  f  x     f  f 1  x     x2  2x  2   2 x2 y2 1     y x  x 2  1 x  x2 y2 2x  4  2x  4  y  2 x  y  2  x2 x2 xy  2 x  y  2 4x  x  1 y  2 x  2  4 2x  2 x y 1 x
  • 31. If the inverse relation of y= f(x) is a function, (i.e. y = f(x) has an inverse function), then; f 1  f  x   x AND f  f 1  x   x e.g. x2  x22  2x  2   2 f  x  2    x2 x 2 1 x  f 1  f  x     f  f 1  x     x2  2x  2   2 x2 y2 1     y x  x 2  1 x  x2 y2 2x  4  2x  4 2x  2  2  2x  y  2 x  y  2   x2 x2 2x  2  2  2x xy  2 x  y  2 4x 4x  x  1 y  2 x  2   4 4 2x  2 x x y 1 x
  • 32. (ii) Draw the inverse relation y x
  • 33. (ii) Draw the inverse relation y x
  • 34. (ii) Draw the inverse relation y x
  • 35. (ii) Draw the inverse relation y x Exercise 2H; 1aceg, 2, 3bdf, 5ac, 6bd, 7ac, 9bde, 10adfhj