Points found on y = h(x) are (7, -6) and (-2,-1).
Using these two points, we will solve for the exact equation of y = h(x).
To solve the equation, we will get the slope (m) of the two points first using the following formula:

Now that we have a slope, we can now proceed in solving the equation using Point-Slope Formula.

Now that we have the equation of the dashed line, we will now solve for its inverse function y = h^-1 (x).
To solve for the inverse, we will reverse y and x with each other. The new equation will be:

From that equation, we will now equate or isolate y.

In this equation, our slope (m) here is -9/5 and our y-intercept is at (0, -19/5). The graph for this equation will look like this.
Drag the endpoints of the solid segment to the coordinates shown above to graph y = h^-1 (x).
Or drag the endpoints to (-6,7) and (-1,-2). It's the same graph anyway.