Graphing Inverse Functions Examples | PreCalculus

Let’s perform some graphing inverse functions examples. When graphing an inverse function there are several steps that we must take. Firstly, we should create an input to output value table and graph our original function. Then we can draw a line about x=y and use this to mirror our original function. The mirrored function is simply the inverse (assuming of course that the function has an inverse, for which all functions don’t). In this video we also go through a few tips on graphing inverse functions.

This timeline is meant to help you better understand how to graph inverse functions in Precalculus:
0:00 Introduction.
0:10 Functions & inverse functions review.
1:18 How to graph an inverse function.
2:35 Inverse function examples.
6:01 Outro

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This video is part of our Precalculus playlist. Precalculus is typically taught in the 10th grade, however, sometime later. Precalculus courses typically cover algebra and trigonometry. The purpose of taking a Precalculus course is to prepare students with many mathematic fundamentals for future calculus courses.
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[varunraj]

Thank you I've always had trouble with inverse functions and could never really wrap my head around them but your explanation made it crystal clear!! Keep up the great work guys😁

[shaikhlubna]

Hello sir, thé way you are explaining thèse cocepts in so simple manner is really appericiable...I have one request to you... please make some vedios for trigonometric functions too