Solve for x: 𝑦 = 2sin−1(𝑥 −5)

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?? Don't forget your basic Algebra I skills now that you're in trig.

y = 2arcsin(x-5)
y/2 = arcsin(x-5)
sin(y/2) = x-5
x = sin(y/2)+5

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