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Question1. Complete the sentence below.
If the domain of a one-to-one function ff is [4,∞)[4, \infty), the range of its inverse, f−1f^{-1}, is \qquad .
If the domain of a one-to-one function ff is [4,∞)[4, \infty), the range of its inverse, f−1f^{-1}, is (1) \qquad (1) [4,∞)[4, \infty). (−∞,∞)(-\infty, \infty). (−∞,4](-\infty, 4].

Studdy Solution
Since the domain of f f is [4,∞)[4, \infty), this means that the range of f−1 f^{-1} is also [4,∞)[4, \infty).
The range of the inverse function f−1 f^{-1} is:
[4,∞) \boxed{[4, \infty)}

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