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Line 197: ===Graph of the inverse=== [[Image:Inverse Function Graph.png\|thumb\|right\|The graphs of {{math\|1= ''y'' = ''f''(''x'') }} and {{math\|1= ''y'' = ''f''<sup> −1</sup>(''x'')}}. The dotted line is {{math\|1= ''y'' = ''x''}}.]] [[File:Obtaining the inverse function by reflection (small).gif\|thumb\|175px\|alt=This animation shows how to obtain the inverse function's graph visually, by switching the x and y axis, which is equivalent to reflecting the graph across the diagonal.\|Obtaining the inverse function's graph by switching the x and y axis. Reflecting across the diagonal is then necessary to have the axes in their natural positions.]] If {{mvar\|f}} is invertible, then the graph of the function

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