Solution
The correct answer is $\mathbb{R}−(−1,1)$
Explanation
Here, $f(x)=y=sec^{−1}x$
So, $x=sec$ $y$
The range of $sec$ $y$ is the domain of $sec^{−1}x$
$sec$ $y$ is possible in $\mathbb{R}$ −(−1,1)
So the Range of secy is $\mathbb{R}$−(−1,1)
∴ The domain of $f(x)=sec^{−1}x$ is $\mathbb{R}−(−1,1)$ = $(−∞,−1] U [1,∞)$