Writing the inverse of another function as an inverse function

The video tutorial explains how to find the inverse of a function, specifically F(x) = 2x^2 - 3. It covers the step-by-step method to rewrite the function as an equation, swap variables, and solve for Y using inverse operations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of including both positive and negative square roots but highlights that only the positive value is used to maintain the function's integrity.

What is the function F of X that needs to be inverted?

Describe the steps taken to find the inverse of the function.

What operation is performed to isolate Y in the equation?

Why is it important to include both positive and negative values when introducing the square root?

What is the final representation of the inverse function?