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There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function and use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
xmin = 0.01; xmax = 1.0;
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01Range[xmin, 1xmax, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}, AxesOrigin -> {xmax, 0}]

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You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.enter image description here

There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function and use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01, 1, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}]

enter image description here

You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.

There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function and use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
xmin = 0.01; xmax = 1.0;
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[xmin, xmax, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}, AxesOrigin -> {xmax, 0}]

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There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function ansand use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01, 1, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}]

enter image description here

You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.

There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function ans use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01, 1, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}]

enter image description here

You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.

There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function and use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01, 1, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}]

enter image description here

You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.

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Sumit
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There is a way with ListPlot. You can always generate a list with your function ans use with ListPlot or ListLinePlot.

F[x_] := 0.00150614 Sqrt[1/x]
data = {#, F[#]} & /@ Range[0.01, 1, 0.01];
ListLinePlot[data, ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity}]

enter image description here

You can modify the axes positions with Frame option.