Using interpolating functions in Mathematica

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This discussion centers on using interpolating functions in Mathematica to find specific values. The user has an interpolating function for z(rho) and seeks to determine the value of rho when z(rho) equals 1. The recommended approach is to utilize the FindRoot function in Mathematica to solve this equation numerically.

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I have an interpolating function in mathematica and just want to find when it takes a certain value, seems simple, but I can't do it.

i.e. I solved an equation numerically for z(rho) and got interpolating function x for z.

Now I want to know for which value of rho, z(rho)=1 for example.

Anyone know how?
 
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