How Do You Find the Domain and Range of the Inverse of a Relation?

How Do You Find the Domain and Range of the Inverse of a Relation?

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Finding the domain and range of the inverse of a relation can be tricky, unless you know the correct steps! This tutorial shows you the steps needed to find the domain and range of the inverse of a relation. Check it out!

Keywords:

  • problem
  • domain
  • range
  • find
  • inverse relation
  • ordered pair
  • coordinates
  • relation
  • inverse

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