I got the following function alpha
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=alpha+%3D+x*x+%2B+y*y%2C+plot+alpha

I have two constants, let's say
k = -0.13
k2 = 0.0289

1 + alpha * ( k + k2 * sqrt ( alpha) )

How should rewrite the above equation in order to obtain an exactly inverted plot?

All I know is that by making k positive almost flips my plot but I am not to sure about k2.

Question

I got the following function alpha
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=alpha+%3D+x*x+%2B+y*y%2C+plot+alpha

I have two constants, let's say
k = -0.13
k2 = 0.0289

1 + alpha * ( k + k2 * sqrt ( alpha) )

How should rewrite the above equation in order to obtain an exactly inverted plot?

All I know is that by making k positive almost flips my plot but I am not to sure about k2.

anonymous · Answer

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=plot+1+%2B+alpha+*+%28+-.13+%2B+.00289+*+sqrt+%28+alpha%29+%29

anonymous · Answer

That is correct. But I need to obtain the inverted graph. By turning k into a positive value almost works but I do not know how to modify the equation in order to use the term k2.

anonymous · Answer

Do you want the graph of the inverse function?

anonymous · Answer

Yes. The inverse function that wolfram alpha is outputting is very convoluted and difficult to implement. I expect the solution to be a little more simpler than this. But I will take any solution that you might have.