Use the point tool to create a point A anywhere in the Graphics View with it.[br][br]Type x(A) in the Input line (bar), what happened in the Algebra View?[br][br]Type y(A) in the Input line (bar), what happened in the Algebra View?[br][br]Use the Move tool to grab point A and move it, what is happening in the Algebra View?[br][br]Now it is time to examine the inverse of point A. The inverse of A is a point that interchanges the x-coordinate and y-coordinate of a point. If point A (3,5), the inverse is point B (5,3).[br][br]Move point A to some point in Quadrant I, be sure that the value of the x-coordinate is different from the y-coordinate.[br][br]Use the Input bar to type.:[br][br]B = (y(A), x(A))[br][br]Observe the value of point B in the Algebra View.[br][br]Use the Move tool to move the point B. Describe what happens.[br][br]Now move point A, describe what happens.