4х — 9Question 1: Let f (x): R→R, ƒ(x) =5a. Is f(x) one-to-one? Prove your answer.b. Is f(x) onto? Prove your answer.c. Is f(x) bijection? Prove your answer.d. Does f(x) have inverse function? If so, find f-1(x) and prove it is inverse function.

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4х — 9 Question 1: Let f(x): R→R, ƒ(x) =- 5 a. Is f(x) one-to-one? Prove your answer. b. Is f(x) onto? Prove your answer. c. Is f(x) bijection? Prove your answer. d. Does f(x) have inverse function? If so, find f -1(x) and prove it is inverse function.