f(x) is a continuous and bijective funct...

`f(x)` is a continuous and bijective function on `Rdot` If `AAt in R ,` then the area bounded by `y=f(x),x=a-t ,x=a ,` and the x-axis is equal to the area bounded by `y=f(x),x=a+t ,x=a ,` and the x-axis. Then prove that `int_(-lambda)^lambdaf^(-1)(x)dx=2alambda(gi v e nt h a tf(a)=0)dot`

A

(0, 0)

B

`(0, alpha)`

C

`(alpha, 0)`

D

`(alpha, alpha)`

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A, B

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