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More Lessons: http://www.MathAndScience.com Twitter: / jasongibsonmath In this lesson, you will learn what an inverse function is and why inverse functions are useful in Math, Algebra, Calculus, and beyond. An inverse of a function is the function that does the opposite operation. Because of this, the inverse "undoes" what the original function calculates. This can be used to solve many types of equations, most notably exponential and logarithmic equations. The inverse function also has many uses in Calculus in the study of derivatives.
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