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let g be a function defined for all reals. which of the following conditions is not sufficient to guarantee that g has an inverse function? a. g(x)=ax+b, a not= 0 b. g is strictly decreasing c. g is symmetric to the origin d. g is strictly increasing e. g is one to one
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C. because it can be a parabola
\[\text{A parabola isn't symmetric to the origin, but it's still c. because it can be something }\]\[\text{like } \sin(x) \text{ or } x^3 - x.\]
yeah I apologize it is symmetric with the y axis but nonetheless. C
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