CAN U TELL THE INVERSE OF
X-SIN(X)?
THANK U
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CAN U TELL THE INVERSE OF
X-SIN(X)?
THANK U
Hello, ADARSH!
First of all, release your CAPS LOCK . . .
All upper-case is very annoying ... and juvenile.
Quote:
Can you tell the inverse of: .? . . . . no
We are required to solve for
This is a transcendental equaton . . . there is no elementary solution.
I have recieved the answer as
Its mirror image
ofabout
is that so?Quote:
Originally Posted by ADARSH
I have recieved the answer as
Its mirror image
of
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1.../xplussinx.jpg
Before I continue, let me say how dumb I think this question/answer is.
However, the posted answer is in fact correct.
If you graph the inverse correctly it is easy to see.
The reflection in the line y=x is.
are you saying thatis the inverse of
?
here is a correct graph of...
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...hn/inverse.jpg
I also got the same graph as Skeeter fr
and that's why I posted this quest.
if reflection abt
always the inverse
than wat abt
Absolutely not! Soroban has is correct. There is no elementary inverse possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeeterare you saying that
However, in parametric formare reflections of each other in the line
and as such act as an inverse.
In this new graphic, that point is illustrated using.
my mistake ...
when you said
I thought you were talking about the OP's response to Soroban's response.Quote:
However, the posted answer is in fact correct.