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Why is it that a function and its inverse,whether you do (f o(following)h) or (h o f),the result will always be the same.Thank you for your time.
Can you give me an example of a problem.
are you talking about that f(h(x))'s inverse equals h(f(x))
there are some problems that are also the inverse of itself.
If you are talking about f(h(x)) is the inverse of itself, that isn't always true.
If i had a problem, i could probably help you out more.
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