An important class of implicit functions comprises those defined by equations of the form x−f(y)=0. Choosing y as the value means that the implicit function is the inverse of f. This type of implicit function is of particular interest when that inverse is not expressible as a closed-form expression, and thus is difficult to study directly.
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