Graph the function f^-1(x)

Question

anonymous · Answer

reflect the graph over the line y=x

saifoo.khan · Answer

A line with slope 1.

anonymous · Answer

is it a line right through the origin?

saifoo.khan · Answer

Right!

anonymous · Answer

be a lot easier if you know what $$y=f(x)$$ looked like

anonymous · Answer

so its just a line through the origin?

saifoo.khan · Answer

Yes/

anonymous · Answer

wow well that was ez
thank you very much

anonymous · Answer

what? no its not. u dont kno or u ddnt give the function f(x) so we dont kno what f^-1(x) looks like. The general answer to this problem is to reflect the graph over the line y=x

sayan · Answer

jahtoday is right! Even i confused.

anonymous · Answer

i really wanna c what satellite has been typin for the last 10 mins!

anonymous · Answer

another karnak questions.  asking what $$y=f^{-1}$$ looks like is just like asking what $$y=f(x)$$ looks like. you need to know an equation for the function or at least some points.  

it is not a line through the origin. it can be determined from the graph of the original function by reflecting about the line y = x

anonymous · Answer

typing takes ten minutes because i am not used to typing on a laptop

anonymous · Answer

lol i was just wondering if u figured out how too answer the question and the suspense was killing me

anonymous · Answer

to*

anonymous · Answer

yeah it would be a miracle.
ok i cannot type on this thing. taking too long.  gnight

sayan · Answer

no body answered yet!

anonymous · Answer

@sayan what does the graph of 
$$y=f(x)$$ look like?

sayan · Answer

y=x

anonymous · Answer

what ?  
$$f(x)=x$$?

sayan · Answer

it's like forward slash /