An inverse system with the original system gives an output equal to the input. How is the inverse system connected to the original system?

An inverse system with the original system gives an output equal to the input. How is the inverse system connected to the original system? Correct Answer parallel

An inverse system when cascaded with the original system gives an output equal to the input.

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