Consider the function defined by

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Consider the function fa:R∖{−1}→Rf_a:\mathbb R\setminus\{-1\}\to \mathbb R defined by fa(x)=x−ax+1f_a(x)=\dfrac{x-a}{x+1}, where a∈Ra\in\mathbb R. For which value(s) of aa is faf_a not invertible? (a) a=0a=0 (b) a=−1a=-1 (c) a=1a=1 (d) Every real aa

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