Lecture 1 - UH
The graph of f−1 is the graph of f reflected in the line y = x. Example 13. Given the graph of f, sketch the graph of f−1. Solution First draw the line y = x. Then reflect the graph of f in that line. Corollary 14. f is continuous ⇒ so is f−1. 2.3 Differentiability of Inverses Differentiability of Inverses Theorem 15. (f−1)0(y ...
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