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Chapter 6: Q. 10 (page 574)

For the figure, write the distances A and B in terms of for f-1and the point yk*:

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A=f-1(yk*)andB=yk*.

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Given Information :

In the figure, the function y=f(x)and a pointyk*are given.

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To find the distances A and B :

The point yk*is given, we need to change the given function, role="math" localid="1654618022949" y=fxin terms of function in y, that is, role="math" localid="1654617969645" x=f-1y.

The x - coordinate isrole="math" localid="1654618310732" A=f-1yk*and y - coordinate isB=yk*.

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