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- Decide whether each rule is one to one, with a one-sentence reason.
- Find inputs that share an output with a quadratic and say what that shows.
- Prove a square root function is one to one by showing equal outputs force equal inputs.
- Show that x cubed plus x is one to one, and find an input for a given output.
- Use the graph of a cubic with two turning points to find where it is one to one.
- Word problem: is the temperature function on one day's six readings one to one?
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One to one functions and the horizontal line test: the lesson ›More Chapter 6 worksheets: Combined, composite and inverse functions
- 6.1Adding, subtracting and multiplying functions
- 6.2Dividing functions and the domain of a combination
- 6.3Evaluating a composition from numbers, tables and graphs
- 6.4Composing functions algebraically
- 6.5Domain of a composition
- 6.6One to one functions and the horizontal line test
- 6.7Inverse from a table or list of pairs
- 6.8Finding an inverse from a rule
- 6.9The graph of an inverse
- 6.10Restricting a domain to get an inverse