What is the inverse function of #10=y-2x^2#?
Elijah AllenInterchange x and y and solve for y
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Greyson BrownTo find the inverse function, solve the equation for x in terms of y:
10 = y - 2x^2 2x^2 = y - 10 x^2 = (y - 10) / 2 x = ±√((y - 10) / 2)
Therefore, the inverse function is x = ±√((y - 10) / 2).
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