Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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### Question 11

**Plot the inverse of the function shown on the grid below.**

#### Directions:
To plot key points, select either **Dot** (for close approximation) or **Circle** from the toolbar below the graphing grid. Then plot the relevant dots for each category. To connect these dots, select **Line Segment** from the menu below and draw in sequential order. Click off the graph when you are done.

#### Graph Description:
The graph displayed consists of a coordinate plane with a plotted function represented by a blue line connecting several key points. The x-axis ranges from -8 to 8, and the y-axis ranges from -8 to 8.

##### Plotted Points:
The key points where the function intersects are:
- (-6, -7)
- (-4, -5)
- (-2, -3)
- (1, 3)

The blue line segments connect these points in a straight sequence, indicating a linear or piecewise-linear function.

#### Instructions Recap:
1. **Select Dot or Circle** from the toolbar.
2. Plot the given key points.
3. Choose **Line Segment** to connect the key points in order.
4. Click off the graph when the plot is complete.
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Transcribed Image Text:### Question 11 **Plot the inverse of the function shown on the grid below.** #### Directions: To plot key points, select either **Dot** (for close approximation) or **Circle** from the toolbar below the graphing grid. Then plot the relevant dots for each category. To connect these dots, select **Line Segment** from the menu below and draw in sequential order. Click off the graph when you are done. #### Graph Description: The graph displayed consists of a coordinate plane with a plotted function represented by a blue line connecting several key points. The x-axis ranges from -8 to 8, and the y-axis ranges from -8 to 8. ##### Plotted Points: The key points where the function intersects are: - (-6, -7) - (-4, -5) - (-2, -3) - (1, 3) The blue line segments connect these points in a straight sequence, indicating a linear or piecewise-linear function. #### Instructions Recap: 1. **Select Dot or Circle** from the toolbar. 2. Plot the given key points. 3. Choose **Line Segment** to connect the key points in order. 4. Click off the graph when the plot is complete.
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