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If a function is defined such that its inverse exists then the domain of the function becomes the range of the inverse function


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The correct option is A

True


We know that inverse of a function defined on f : A B will be defined as f1 : B A . So the domain of function becomes the range of inverse function and range of function becomes the domain of inverse.


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