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Let f be a given function; let the domain of f be A := (-∞, ∞) and let the range of f be B := (0, ∞). Assuming that f possesses an inverse f-¹, answer the below. (Note. The abbreviations "-infty", "infty", and "cup" stand for -∞, ∞, and U respectively.) -1 • The domain of f is [Select] • The range of f−¹ is [Select] Let f be a given function; let the domain of f be A := (-∞, ∞) and let the range of f be B := (0, ∞). Assuming that f possesses an inverse f-¹, answer the below. (Note. The abbreviations "-infty", "infty", and "cup" stand for -∞, ∞, and U respectively.) -1 • The domain of f is [Select] • The range of f−¹ is [Select]

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