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What is the inverse of the given relation? y = 2x2−3 (1 point) Responses y−1 = (x −3)2−−−−−√ y−1 = (x −3)2−−−−−√ y−1 = 2(x −3) y−1 = 2(x −3) y−1 = (x+3)2−−−−√ y−1 = (x+3)2−−−−√ y−1 = (x+3)2
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The inverse of the given relation y = 2x^2 - 3 is y^(-1) = (x+3)^2.
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