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How do the graph of f(x) and f^(-1)(x) relate?
A.They are rotations of each other.
B.They are reflections of each other.
C.They are the exact same graph.
D.They are translations of each other.

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The correct option regarding the inverse function is given by:

B.They are reflections of each other.

What is the relation between the graphs of the original function and it's inverse?

The inverse function is the reflection of the original function over the line y = x, that is, they are reflections of each other, hence option B is correct.

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