What is the process for finding 2y = x + 2 in an inverse function?

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The process for finding the inverse function of the equation 2y = x + 2 involves multiplying each term by 2 to isolate y. This manipulation leads to the simplified form of the equation, where 2y is derived from multiplying y by 2, x remains unchanged after multiplying by 1, and the constant term becomes 2. This method effectively demonstrates the steps required to derive the inverse function from the original equation.

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Please take a look in below image. How do they get 2y = x + 2?
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They simply multiply every term by 2.
2 * y -> 2y
2 * ##\frac12## x -> x
2 * 1 -> 2
 

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