What is the inverse of the given relation? y = 7x2 – 3
basically solve for x and you will get inverse
... and then replace \(x\) with \(y\) and vice-versa.
f(x)=y=7x^2-3
You're all talking a foreign language to me. I hate math, more than anything. I don't get this, at all.
Hating it and getting it are two different things.
I hate it, and dont get it.
when i said "solve for x" i meant rearrange the terms so that x is by itself \[y = 7x^{2} -3\] add 3 to both sides \[y+3 = 7x^{2}\] ... until x = ?
7^2 = 49, so 49x?
hmm no the 7 is not being squared, only the x
let me try this example... 5x = 4 what does x equal?
wouldn't i divide 5 by both sides?
thats right...ok now apply that concept to y+3 = 7x^2
or 7x^2 = y+3 if that looks nicer
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