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The theorem states that if at a point ''P'' a function ''f'':'''R'''^''n'' → '''R'''^''n'' has a [[Jacobian]] determinant that is nonzero, and ''F'' is continuously differentiable near ''P'', it is an invertible function near ''P''. That is, an [[inverse function]] exists, in some [[neighborhood]] of ''F(P)''.

The Jacobian matrix of ''f''^--1 at ''f''(''P'') is then the inverse of J''f'', evaluated at P.

[[Category:Multivariate calculus]]