Answer:
Invertible functions
Step-by-step explanation:
An inverse of a function is one that reverses the operation of the function such that the result of the function on a variable, is reversed back to the initial variable
Therefore, when we have the the result of the function, f on x as y given as follows;
f(x) = y
The inverse of the function, g on the result, y gives the initial variable, x as follows;
g(y) = x
Example of invertible functions includes;
f(x) = x²
An example of a non-invertible function includes;
f(x) = 2·x².
