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AdelaideReever655 AdelaideReever655
  • 28-09-2015
  • Mathematics
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X=(y-1)^2 +1 How do I get Y by itself?

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WorldCitizen WorldCitizen
  • 28-09-2015

we have to step by step make y alone on it's side.

First, we subtract 1 from both sides:

x-1=(y-1)^2

Let's already invert the Left hand side and the right hand side:

(y-1)^2=x-1

now we need to get a square root of both sides:


\((y-1)=+/- \sqrt{x-1}\)

and add 1:

\(y=+/- \sqrt{x-1}\)+1


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