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26 June, 13:14

If F^-1 (x) is the inverse of F (x), which statement must be true? Check all that apply.

A. F (F^-1 (X)) = X

B. F^-1 (F (X)) = X

C. The range of F^-1 (x) is the range of F (x)

D. The range of F^-1 (x) is the domain of F (x)

E. The domain of F^-1 (x) is the range of F (x)

F. The domain od F^-1 (x) is the domain of F (x)

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