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ok so we're inversing functions in my precalc class.
the function looks like this: d=0.057x^2 (the "x^2" means X squared.)
and i want to inverse it, so it would look like x=0.057d^2, and then i would solve for x by taking the square root of the right-hand side of the equation.
my question is DO I SQUARE ROOT THE "0.057" also?
ANY help would be appreciated. im just sooooo rusty on my math after being out for two weeks with mono.
