Inverse function transformations CORE 3
Hi,
Does anyone know if transforming an inverse function such as f^-1(x) is just the same process as transforming the original function? Or do I need to transform the original and then inverse it?
Thanks
Does anyone know if transforming an inverse function such as f^-1(x) is just the same process as transforming the original function? Or do I need to transform the original and then inverse it?
Thanks
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