Inverse Functions are an important concept in mathematics. To comprehend inverse functions, we can picture a function as a box that takes in inputs and produces outputs. If a function consistently generates a red-colored object as output for any input object, we can identify that box as the initial function. The box that accepts both red and normal-colored objects as inputs and generates the original colored objects as outputs, is called the inverse of the initial box. In other words, if a function is an operation that produces an output for ea...