Let z be the set of integers and f:Z → Z be defined as f(x)=-4x+5. Then the inverse function of f * does not exist because f is not one to one O None of these O does not exist because f is not onto exists because f is bijective

Let z be the set of integers and f:Z → Z be defined as f(x)=-4x+5. Then the inverse function of f * does not exist because f is not one to one O None of these O does not exist because f is not onto exists because f is bijective

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Let Z be the set of integers and f:Z → Z be
defined as f(x)=-4x+5. Then the inverse
function of f *
does not exist because f is not one
to one
O None of these
O does not exist because f is not onto
O exists because f is bijective

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