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The function y=(2x-1)/(x-2),(x!=2) (a...

The function `y=(2x-1)/(x-2),(x!=2)` (a)is its own inverse (b)decrease at all values of `x` in the domain (c)has a graph entirely above the `x-` axis (d)is unbounded.

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