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    Lesson 9 - Inverse Function

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    The document contains an opening prayer asking God to watch over and help students. It then discusses several math concepts including: - One-to-one functions and how they have unique inputs and outputs when graphed. - Inverse functions which are found by swapping the x and y values of a function. Composing a function with its inverse results in the identity functions. - Exponential functions defined as b^x and their properties including equality of exponential equations. - Logarithmic functions defined as the inverse of exponential functions and laws of logarithms. It closes with a short prayer asking God to keep students safe until tomorrow.

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    The document contains an opening prayer asking God to watch over and help students. It then discusses several math concepts including: - One-to-one functions and how they have unique inputs and outputs when graphed. - Inverse functions which are found by swapping the x and y values of a function. Composing a function with its inverse results in the identity functions. - Exponential functions defined as b^x and their properties including equality of exponential equations. - Logarithmic functions defined as the inverse of exponential functions and laws of logarithms. It closes with a short prayer asking God to keep students safe until tomorrow.

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    The document contains an opening prayer asking God to watch over and help students. It then discusses several math concepts including: - One-to-one functions and how they have unique inputs and outputs when graphed. - Inverse functions which are found by swapping the x and y values of a function. Composing a function with its inverse results in the identity functions. - Exponential functions defined as b^x and their properties including equality of exponential equations. - Logarithmic functions defined as the inverse of exponential functions and laws of logarithms. It closes with a short prayer asking God to keep students safe until tomorrow.

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    Lesson 9 - Inverse Function

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    The document contains an opening prayer asking God to watch over and help students. It then discusses several math concepts including: - One-to-one functions and how they have unique inputs and outputs when graphed. - Inverse functions which are found by swapping the x and y values of a function. Composing a function with its inverse results in the identity functions. - Exponential functions defined as b^x and their properties including equality of exponential equations. - Logarithmic functions defined as the inverse of exponential functions and laws of logarithms. It closes with a short prayer asking God to keep students safe until tomorrow.

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    Opening prayer

    Almighty Father,
    we praise and thank you for this day. Watch over
    us as we go about our work and studies. Help us
    in every way so that we may become the
    children you want us to be,
    Amen
    Inverse
    Function
    One to One Function
    A one to one function is a relation only if each element
    of its domain corresponds to a unique element in its
    domain.

    Horizontal Line Test


     
    A function is one to one if and only if no horizontal
    line drawn through the graph of intersects it more than
    once.
    One to One Function
    Domain Range Domain Range

           

    One to one Function Not One to one Function


    Interchange
    The inverse of a function is the set of ordered pairs
    obtained by interchanging the first and second
    elements of each pair in the original function. In plain
    English, finding an inverse is simply the swapping
    of the x and y coordinates.
    Example:
    •Find
      the inverse of each
    Composition of a functions and its inverse
    •  A one –to –one function and its inverse have the
    following properties:
    i. x for all x in the domain of and
    ii. x for all x in the domain of
    Example
    •Use
      the composition to verify if the given pairs are inverses of each
    other.
    1. ,
    2. ,
    Exponential
    Function
    Definition of Exponential Function
    •   An exponential function is a function defined by

    Where and

    The property of Equality for Exponential


    Equations.
      Let a, b, and c be real numbers and . Then

    If and only if
    Law of Exponents
    •   For any number and , and any nonzero real numbers and ,

     
    Rules for Solving Inequality
    i. If the same real number is added to or subtracted from both sides of
    an inequality, the sense of the inequality is not change.
    ii. If both sides of an inequality are multiplied by or divided by the
    same positive real number, the sense of the inequality is not change.
    iii. If both sides of an inequality are multiplied by or divided by the
    same negative number, the sense of the inequality is changed.
    Example:
    •Each
      exponential equation
    Logarithmic
    Function
    Definition of Logarithmic Function

    A logarithmic function if function defined by


     

    if and only if
    For all positive real numbers and , and

    Logarithmic Equation in one variable is an equation


    involving logarithms of expression containing the
    variable.
    Example:
    •Express
      the following into logarithm form.
    Logarithm of a Number
     
    The logarithm (x) of a number (N) to the base
    (b) is the exponent of the power to which b is
    raised to obtain N. In symbols,
    Example:

     Solve the following.


    Laws of Logarithm
    1 Law of Logarithm
      st

    For any base (b),


    2 Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of Products
      nd

    The logarithm of the product of positive real numbers is equal


    to the sum of the logarithms of the factors of the given base.
    In symbols,

    3 Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of Quotients


      rd

    The logarithm of two positive real numbers is equal to the


    logarithm of the dividend minus the logarithm of divisor.
    In symbols,
    4 Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of Power
      th

    The logarithm of power of a positive real number is equal to


    the exponent times the logarithm of the number to the given
    base.
    In symbols,
    Closing prayer
    Before we end our busy day we bow our
    head and pray that God will keep us safe
    and sound until another comes around,
    Amen

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