Invertible Functions
Invertible Functions: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Invertible Function, Inverse of a Function, Finding Inverse of a Function, Properties of Inverse of a Function & Graph of Inverse of a Function etc.
Important Questions on Invertible Functions
If f:

Consider the function , then is

Consider the function , , then is

Consider the function , , If the inverse function is , then the value of is

Consider the function , , If the domain of is , then the value of is

Consider the function , then is

The function is defined as such that , , then interval in which is increasing is

The function is one-to-one and defined such that , , then at is

The function is one-to-one and defined such that , . Find the least possible value for .

Any linear function has an inverse function.

A many-to-one function does not have an inverse function.

Find the formula for the given function. Further, explain why it has an inverse function and hence find the formula of its inverse function.
The volume of a certain type of wood in terms of the weight:
Volume ( dm cubic) | |||
Weight ( kg) |

Find the formula for the given function. Further, explain why it has an inverse function and hence find the formula of its inverse function.
The price you pay in Happy Shop in terms of the regular price if there is a sign that says "Today you pay less for every single item".

Find the formula for the given function. Further, explain why it has an inverse function and hence find the formula of its inverse function.
The number of pounds in weight, , relating to a weight in kilograms, . Note that kg is equivalent to pounds.

The diagram shows the graph of a function from to .
Find .

The diagram shows the graph of a function from to .
Find .

Describe the difference between a linear function that has an inverse and one that does not.

Describe the difference between a linear function that has an inverse and one that does not.

Describe the difference between a linear function that has an inverse and one that does not.

Describe the difference between a linear function that has an inverse and one that does not.
