
Aaron M. answered 03/20/20
Experienced math tutor
To find the inverse, solve for the other variable. In this case, x=? To solve this, f(x) or y needs to become the independent variable and X must become the dependent one.
First let's get rid of the root by cubing both sides. y^3=3x-2.
Get rid of the constant by adding to both sides. y^3+2=3x
Then solve for x by dividing both sides by the coefficient 3. x=(y^3+2)/3.
Now we put what we've gotten for x in where x is in the original equation. (3((y^3+2)/3)-2)^1/3=y. Because the math cancels out and leads to a true statement, the one is an inverse of the other.