Inverse Functions (Complete Guide)

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Thank you so much for this video, it is incredibly helpful! Please make more of these guides!

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Great, and thorough explanation. Thanks!

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As someone who is interested in teaching math, what are some things you do before making these videos? Do you review the techniques and concepts or is all the information just perfectly stored in your memory? Personally, I struggle with keeping everything in my mind and find it discouraging when I can't dish out all that I've learned in my college courses.

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Good question! I’ve been tutoring math for many years so I’ve try to refine the explanations over the years to try and make it easier for students to grasp. You can use my videos and others on KZbin to give you inspiration and I’m sure you will develop your own preferred style of teaching. Hope that helps …

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Great treatment of the commonly encountered question types found and concepts in such a short video. Probably a little too much breadth form my typical students who are quire weak. However, rock solid stuff for a student with a little more skill.

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Finally 👍. Thank you Mario .

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Very well explained!

[@thedeathofbirth0763]

Excellent introductory on inverse functions, my only criticism is that the adds are in a very inappropriate time. Please make sure they are played when you are computing and not when you are explaining .

[@Team-1-Solo]

Damn, that was easy to understand lol, thank you!

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I'm glad you found it easy to understand!

[@tebogolanga9536]

Thank you sir, very clear

[@rafscn]

Hi, for the last question, what transformation does the denominator indicate? x + 1 clearly indicates that the function will be neither stressed or compressed, but rather shifted 1 unit to the left. On the other hand, I believe that the denominator is not associated with the “x”. So what transformation would it have?

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Shift, Stretch, Reflect Parent Functions by Identifying Transformations and Graph kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmq8nJyNpZ53frM

[@memexo1751]

what is the inverse function of F^-1(T) when T={3, 5, 4} ? is it {-3, -5, -4}?

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[@maricorgomez766]

How will I know which inverse function choose in restricting the domain

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Regarding quadratics, completing the square, and factoring

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