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Mathematics, 15.08.2020 14:01 grecie9643

The graph of y=h() is the dashed, green line segment shown below..
Drag the endpoints of the segment below to graphy y=h^-1(x)


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The graph of y=h() is the dashed, green line segment shown below..
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