👉 The term "inverseable" is used in mathematics to describe a mathematical object that has a property of being able to be undone or reversed. Inverseable objects are often used in areas such as physics, chemistry, and biology where they can be manipulated in ways that reverse or alter the original state of an entity. For example, consider a system of forces acting on an object. If one force is applied, the object's velocity will change direction (or become "inversable"). Similarly,
