If the x- and y-values in each pair of a set of ordered pairs are interchanged, the resulting set of ordered pairs is known as the

Inverse of a function

Step-by-step explanation:

If the x- and y-values in each pair of a set of ordered pairs are interchanged, the resulting set of ordered pairs is known as the inverse of a function.

For example, given the following function:

y = 2x

If x=0 → y= 0

If x=1 → y= 2

If x=2 → y= 4

Now, if we find the inverse of the function:  

y = 2x → x = 2y → y = x/2

Now:

If x=0 → y= 0

If x=2 → y= 1

If x=4 → y= 2

Comparing both cases, you will notice that the ordered pairs are effectively interchanged.

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