Consider the function defined by

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Consider the function f:R→Rf:\mathbb R \to \mathbb R defined by f(x)=kx+5f(x)=kx+5, where kk is a real constant. For ff to possess an inverse function on R\mathbb R, kk must be (a) k>0k>0 (b) any non-zero real number (c) any real number (d) k=1k=1

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