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Find the
inverse of the function
y = 2x^2+2

User DJ Quimby
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Answer: (It could just be the first one you did not give enough information for your question so I wasn't sure)


\sqrt{(x-2)/(2) } , -\sqrt{(x-2)/(2) }

Explanation:

Replace y with x:


y=2x^(2) +2
x=2y^(2) +2

Subract 2 from both sides:


x-2=2y^(2) +2 -2\\
x-2=2y^(2)

Divide 2 from both sides:


(x-2)/(2) = (2y^(2) )/(2)
(x-2)/(2) =y^(2)

Square root both sides:


\sqrt{(x-2)/(2) } =\sqrt{y^(2) }
y=\sqrt{(x-2)/(2) }

I hope this helps you have a bright blessed day.

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