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Inverse Functions, Invertibility, and Domain Restrictions
11th Grade · Math · Open Global Math
7 lessons
Goal
Determine invertibility, construct inverses algebraically and graphically, restrict domains, and verify inverse relationships via composition.
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Determining Whether a Function Is Invertible from Its Graph
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- 1Determining Whether a Function Is Invertible from Its GraphUp nextStart
- 2Domain-Range Symmetry Between Functions and Their InversesPremiumNot started yet
- 3Finding the Inverse of Linear and Odd-Power FunctionsNot started yet
- 4Finding the Inverse of Rational and Fractional Linear FunctionsNot started yet
- 5Restricting Domains of Quadratic Functions for InvertibilityNot started yet
- 6Verifying Inverses Using Composition: f(g(x)) = x and g(f(x)) = xNot started yet
- 7Relationship Between Function, Inverse, and Reciprocal GraphsNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
11th Grade · Math · Open Global Math
1
6 lessons
Advanced Function Foundations, Domain Analysis, and Notation
Master the formal mapping definition of functions, algebraic and contextual domain-range analysis, and advanced function notation.
2
8 lessons
Comprehensive Analysis of Function Graphs and Key Features
Analyze, interpret, and sketch critical graph features across diverse function families including extrema, behavior, and symmetry.
3
6 lessons
Piecewise, Step, and Modulus Functions
Analyze, evaluate, and sketch piecewise-defined, greatest integer (floor/ceiling), and absolute value (modulus) functions.
4
6 lessons
Function Operations and Advanced Composition
Perform algebraic arithmetic on functions, construct composite functions, and evaluate nested domains.
5
7 lessons
Inverse Functions, Invertibility, and Domain Restrictions
Determine invertibility, construct inverses algebraically and graphically, restrict domains, and verify inverse relationships via composition.
6
7 lessons
Geometric Transformations of General Functions
Apply single and multi-step vertical and horizontal translations, stretches, compressions, and reflections to arbitrary functions y = f(x).
7
6 lessons
Arithmetic Sequences, Recursive Definitions, and Series
Analyze arithmetic progressions explicitly and recursively, compute nth terms, and evaluate arithmetic series in sigma notation.
8
8 lessons
Geometric Sequences, Series, and Infinite Convergence
Analyze geometric progressions, evaluate partial sums using sigma notation, and determine convergence and infinite sums for |r| < 1.