The F Major chord consists of the notes F, A, and C. When the root note of a chord is moved to the third position, creating the first inversion, the original third and fifth become the new root and fifth. In the case of the F Major chord, the first inversion would include the notes A, C, and F. Since A flat is not one of the original notes in the F Major chord, it cannot be part of its first inversion. It's important to remember that the notes in a chord or its inversion must come from the original chord.
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