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Consider the function fx) = 10(x- 7x). What are the additive and multiplicative inverses? A. The additiveinverse is g(x) = 10(x^2 + 7x) and the multiplicative inverse is h(x) = 1/10(x^2- 7x)

B. The additive inverse is g(x) =-10(x^2-7x) and the multiplicative inverse is h(X) = 1/10(x^2-7x)

C. The additive inverse is g(x) = 10(x^2+ 7x) and the multiplicative inverse is h(x)=1/10(x^2 -7x)

D. The additive inverse is g(x) = -10(x^2 - 7x) and the multiplicative inverse is h(x) = 1/10(x ^2 -7x).

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