Tissue Pain receptors that are sensitive to tissue damage or distortion of tissue.
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Here is why:
When we solve for the inverse function (see the particular step below;  when we have:  " y² = x " ; 
We take the "square root" of EACH SIDE of the equation; to isolate "y" as a single variable on one side of the equation;
→  √(y²) = √x ; 
→ |y| = |√x| ; 
y =   ± √x ; 
Because when we take the square root — or any "even root", for that matter—we have two solutions: of a variable, we have TWO SOLUTIONS:  a positive value; and a negative values;  
 
→  since:  1)  a "negative value"; multiplied by a "negative value" ;                       equals a "positive value" ;  
                 →  and as such:  a "negative value" ;
multiplied by that same "negative value" ; 
           {that is:  a "negative value", "squared (i.e "raised to the power of "2"} ; , 
                 →  results in a positive value ; 
→ and since:  
                2)  a "postive value";  multiplied by a positive value" ;                       equals a "positive value" ;  
                 →  and as such:  a "positive value" ;
multiplied by that same "positive value" ; 
           {that is:  a "positive value", "squared (i.e "raised to the power of "2"} ; , 
                 →  results in a "positive value";
→ and since:
                3)  any given integer, in it "positive value", squared (i.e. raised to the power of "2");  results in a "positive value" ; 
→and since:  
               4)  that same aforementioned integer; in its "negative value" form, squared (i.e. raised to the power of "2"); results in that same aforementioned "positive value". 
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Note the following:
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"Given the function:  "f(x) = x² " ;   Find the "inverse function" .
Let "y" = f(x) " ; 
and write as:  " f(x) = y = x² " ;  
→  " y = x² " ; 
→ Now, rewrite the equation;  replacing the "y" with "x" ;
 and replacing the "x" with "y" ; 
→  " x = y² " ;  
Now, rewrite the question; isolating "y" as a single variable;  
   with no coefficient (save for the "implied coefficient of "1" ) ; 
→  " x = y² " ;  
↔  " y² = x ; 
Now, take  the square root of EACH SIDE of the equation; 
    to isolate "y" on one side of the equation; 
→ √(y²)  = √x ; 
→ |y| = |√x| ; 
→ y =  ± <span>√x .
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Replace the "y" with " f ⁻¹(x)" ; to indicate that this the "inverse function" ; 
and write the "inverse function" :
→ " f ⁻¹(x) =  ± √x " ; 
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The given question is incomplete as it does not have the options which are:
a) Sensory receptor
b) Sensory neuron
c) Motor neuron
d) Effector
e) Integration center
Answer:
The correct answer is option-Effector
Explanation:
A reflex arc is the mechanism of the neurons which controls the reflex action or involuntary responses or the instantaneous responses of the organisms.
The reflex arc involves the sensory receptors, sensory neurons (transmit signals from sense organ to spinal cord), motor neurons (transmit signals from spinal cord to muscle), Integration centre in the spinal cord and effector.
An effector represents the gland or the muscle which receives the transmitted signal from the motor neuron and responds by showing movements.
Thus, option-Effector is the correct answer.