Question

How do you make a graph with x=1-y^2 and x=y^2-1? Don't you equate them all to y and then graph them? This is a Calculus II question, specifically application of integration.

Answer 1

just graphing them?

you could graph them as is. it's just now instead x is a function of y

Answer 2

for instance, instead of f(x) = y

you now have f(y) = x

you could find the inverse and graph that instead if you wanted

Answer 3

Oh! Thank you! Got used to the idea of using y instead of x. making it tad complicated for myself.

Answer 4

hahah no problem

f(x) = y is just convention. you could have any variables really