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Considering that the given equation is y=6x^2, you first exchange y and x into x=6y^2 and then make y the subject of the formula, being: y^2=x/6 and y=sqrt(x/6). Finally, write s(x)^-1= sqrt(x/6)
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\(y=6x^2\) is not classified as a 1 to 1 function, therefore does not have an inverse. If you were to break the parabola into interval notation, you could find the inverse there.
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it is a one to one function
as x = length of edge of cube
so x will alwys be positive
which makes it one to one
and @Hoslos explained the part how to find the inverse
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