What is inside the square root? Is it just the root of x? Or is it ROOT(x-4) + 5 = 2?
What? I have an idea of what your saying but i'm not positive. Can you explain better please?
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Hello.
1. Switch y and x.
x = 10y^2 - 4
2. Isolate y.
x + 4 = 10y^2
(x + 4)/(10) = y^2
y = sqrt[(x + 4)/(10)]
3. Replace y with f^-1(x)
f^-1(x) = sqrt[(x + 4)/(10)]
Good luck to you!
This solution might become quite complex.
Please try to keep up with me, and I'll go slowly:
You said (x + k) = (x + k - 1) (x + k)
Divide each side by (x+k): 1 = (x + k - 1)
Add 1 to each side: 2 = (x + k )
Subtract 'k' from each side: 2 - k = x
