How to use the next/router.back function in next

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handleCancelEdit = () => {
    this.setState({ editing: false })
    if (this.props.isNew) { // return to previous
      Router.back()
    }
  }

handleCancel = (org) => {
    Router.back()
  }

handleCancel = () => {
    Router.back()
  }

           Router.back()} /&gt;

handleCancel = op => {
    Router.back()
  }

           Router.back()}&gt;
            ←

onBack(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        Router.back();
    }

onBack(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        Router.back();
    }