Question

What does the graph of the inverse of f(x) look like?

Answer 1

depends what f(x) is, however in general any functions inverse is the function itself, reflected over the line y=x

Answer 2

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Inverse_Function_Graph.png
is this what you are looking for

Answer 3

@KTA_Hype no :(

Answer 4

oh sorry then

Answer 5

anything in particular that you're looking for?

Answer 6

yah can you please be more specific

Answer 7

Sorry /: I'm trying to screen shot the graph ...

Answer 8

no worries. but like the graph KTA_Hype showed, regardless of what the function is, you just have to reflect across y=x! It shouldn't matter what your function is!

Answer 9

@LifeEngineer , @KTA_Hype :)

Answer 10

so your graph looks roughly like this:
and you want to reflect it over the y=x