Answer:
A, B, D, and E
Explanation:
recall that the inverse functions verify the identity rule that one function applied on the other will render the identity "x". It is like launching a function from a value x, and then taking the trip back to the value that originated it.
Such also implies that the domain where you started becomes the Range of the function that makes the trip back. And of course, its reciprocal: The Range of the starting function becomes the Domain of the function that gets back.
Therefore, andswers A, B, D and E are correct answers