Let {{MATH_3}} be a one-to-one function and {{MATH_4}} its inverse. If the point {{MATH_5}} lies on the graph of {{MATH_6}}, then the point {{MATH_7}} lies on the graph of {{MATH_8}}. {{CMD_9}} {{CMD_10}}True{{CMD_11}} {{CMD_12}}False{{CMD_13}} {{CMD_14}} {{CMD_15}} The graph of {{MATH_16}} contains all points of the form {{MATH_17}} whereas the graph of {{MATH_18}} contains all points of the form {{MATH_19}}. {{CMD_20}}