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I want to say yes because its reflecting in somewhat the opposite direction, except I thought the x-values were supposed to be the same? But if the the and x and y-values are supposed to have switched places...then I don't think that this has an inverse function...and...now, I officially doubt that I know what I'm talking about.
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hint : horizontal line test
Notice that the graph is increasing its value always - no two x values have the same y value
consequently it passes the horizontal line test also
so it will have an inverse !
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I see, thank you very much ^-^
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