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Question from Tyler, a student: Find the Inverse function of: |
Write it as $y = x^2 - x.$
Then solve for x (put it in the form $x^2 - x - y = 0$ and complete the square or use the quadratic formula.) Note that y now plays the role of the constant coefficient.
Good Hunting!
RD
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