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For an invertible f with domain X and codomain Y, f inverse has which domain?
AThe set Y
BThe empty set
CBoth X and Y
DThe set X
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The set Y
The inverse takes outputs of f back to inputs, so its domain is Y and its image is X.
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