Can someone answer question number 39. For me. This is for 7th grade summer math and I sadly just don't get it.
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To find the inverse of a function, replace every x in the equation with a y, and replace every y in the equation with an x:
Add 9 to both sides:
Square root both sides to get y by itself:
This equation can be simplified by taking the square root of 9 out of the root:
The inverse of this function is y = 3 + √x.
Add 9 to both sides:
Square root both sides to get y by itself:
This equation can be simplified by taking the square root of 9 out of the root:
The inverse of this function is y = 3 + √x.