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Given function is `f: R=>R, f(x) = x^2+1`. If `A={10,37}`, then what is the value of `f^-1(A)`?
(A) `{3,-3}`
(B) `{3,6}`
(C) `{3,-3,6,-6}`
(D) `{0,3,-3,6,-6}`

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