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Find the inverse of an invertible function f(x). Use the figure to find the following:

ƒ−1(-2)=
ƒ−1 (-1)=
ƒ−1(0)=

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You posted the same question twice, once as Mitch and now as John.
In neither case can we see any "figure".

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