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inverse of y=-√(9-x^2 )
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Y = -sqrt(9-X^2).
X = -sqrt(9-Y^2)
Square both sides:
X^2 = 1(9 - Y^2)
X^2 = 9 - Y^2
Y^2 = 9 - X^2
Y = sqrt (9 - X^2)
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