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for any function with an inverse, say a function f(x), with an inverse of f⁻¹(x), if indeed they're inverse of each other, then their composite, namely f(   f⁻¹(x)   ) as well as f⁻¹(   f(x)   ), must always be "x".

The value of [tex]\rm f_1(f(x)).[/tex] is x.

Given

If f1(x) is the inverse of f(x), what is the value of [tex]\rm f_1(f(x)).[/tex]

What is an inverse function?

An inverse function or an anti function is defined as a function, which can reverse into another function.

Therefore,

The value of [tex]\rm f_1(f(x)).[/tex]is;

[tex]\rm f_1(f(x))= f_1(x)=x[/tex]

Hence, the value of [tex]\rm f_1(f(x)).[/tex] is x.

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