Derivative of the Inverse of a Fucntion property in symbols:

Yes, volume is an invertible function, since it passes the horizontal line test.
The inverse function of volume:

Graph:

Proof: Equations
V(r)=(4/3)3.14r^3
y1=12.566(x-1)+4.1888
R(v)=(v/(4/3(3.14)))^(1/3)
y2=(1/12.566)(x-4.1888)+1
I took the derivative at the point (1, 4pi/3) and (4pi/3, 1).
Y1 and Y2 are the tangent lines.
As it shows, their slopes are reciprocals.
I chose to come to class that day. Firstly, I totally forgot we had the option to come to class or not to. Second, I think I learn better in classroom. So for my own benefit, I chose to come to the class.
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