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start with y= x^3 + 2 solve for x then rename x to y and y to x
im confused
do you know how to "solve for x" in y= x^3+2 ? that means get x by itself
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you start by add -2 to both sides.
x^3 = y-2 now take the cube root of both sides \[ x=\sqrt[3]{y-2}\] now rename x and y \[y= \sqrt[3]{x-2}\]
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