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Well, when f(x) is 1 you know the y valuee is 1, so you read off the x value when y is 1. This x value is somewhere near 1, therefore, there is only one value.
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Well, when f(x) is 1 you know the y valuee is 1, so you read off the x value when y is 1. This x value is somewhere near 1, therefore, there is only one value.


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