IAT IISER2018MathematicsFunctions
Let (f, g, h ) be functions from ( R ) to ( R ), with (f ) and (g ) invertible. Which of the following is NOT always true?
Options
- A(f (g+h)=(f g)+(f h) ).
- B(f (g h)=(f g) h ).
- C((f . g) h=(f h) (g h) ).
- D((f g)⁻¹=g⁻¹ f⁻¹ ).
Correct answer
A. (f (g+h)=(f g)+(f h) ).
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