What equation is the inverse of y = 16x^2 + 1?
Are you looking to find the inverse function of the one given?
Switch y and x around and solve for y
Yes, @Jhannybean.
Ok, then I would start by what @DanJS has recommended as well.
This function is NOT one-to-one, so there will be no inverse "function"
you can find two different equations to model the inverse image
Ohh, because the function does not pass the horizontal line test?
correct
ah right,
But the original post said nothing about a function, so you can find the inverse relation.
which is what you will get if you keep going like you were before I rudely butted in.
I got \[y=\pm \sqrt{x-1}\div16\]
And the drawing is not to scale by the way, it's just a rough sketch of what it looks like.
the 16 should be on the inside \(y=\pm\sqrt{\frac{x-1}{16}}=\pm\frac{\sqrt{x-1}}{4}\)
ok
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