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Complete the rule about restricting a domain

Exercise and reference answers

Missing parts
  1. Answer
    one-one and onto
    Choices
    1. one-one and onto
    2. continuous
    3. increasing
  2. Answer
    bijective
    Choices
    1. bijective
    2. periodic
    3. bounded
  3. Answer
    principal value branch
    Choices
    1. principal value branch
    2. natural domain
    3. range of definition
Complete the statement
An inverse exists only when a function is {0}. Trigonometric functions are not, so the domain is restricted until the function becomes {1}, and the agreed choice is called the {2}.

Explanation

This sentence is the argument of the whole chapter in one line. Source: syllabus Maths Part I, Ch 2 Inverse Trigonometric Functions.
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