In this video, we learn how to restrict domain to find inverse functions.
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Sometimes, when calculating inverses, you may have functions that are not "one to one." In these situations, you will need to limit the domain of the original (or the inverse) function so that the functions are reflected over y=x.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Example 1 - Calculating the inverse of a function
1:18 Example 1 - Limiting the domain of the ORIGINAL function
4:14 - Example 2 - Calculating the inverse of a function
5:00 - Example 2 - Limiting the domain of the INVERSE function
