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Asked by Saleshia

What is the inverse of:

y = (2-x)^2
17 years ago

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Answered by Reiny
step 1: interchange the x and y variables, so your new equation is

x = (2-y)^2

step 2: solve this new equation for y

±√x = 2-y
y = 2 ± √x
17 years ago

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