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How is the inverse of g after f obtained?
AUndo g first, then f
BSquare each inverse
CUndo f first, then g
DUndo both at once
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Undo g first, then f
The order reverses: the last operation applied must be the first one undone.
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