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Spot My Mistake: A particle hanging in equilibrium on an elastic string
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Subscribe to unlock allSpot my mistake: Assuming AB and BA give the same matrix
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Subscribe to unlock allFinding the inverse of a simple linear function
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Subscribe to unlock allVerifying an inverse function is correct
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Subscribe to unlock allDomain and range of an inverse function
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Subscribe to unlock allGraphs of a function and its inverse as reflections
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Subscribe to unlock allWhy not every function has an inverse function
I am in SS 3. I attempted an Additional Maths question on why some functions, such as f(x)
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