  Through an inversion approach, we suggest a possible estimation for the
absolute value of Mertens function $\vert M(x) \vert$ that $ \left\vert M(x)
\right\vert \sim \left[\frac{1}{\pi
\sqrt{\varepsilon}(x+\varepsilon)}\right]\sqrt{x}$ (where $x$ is an
appropriately large real number, and $\varepsilon$ ($0<\varepsilon<1$) is a
small real number which makes $2x+\varepsilon$ to be an integer). For any large
$x$, we can always find an $\varepsilon$, so that $\vert M(x) \vert <
\left[\frac{1}{\pi \sqrt{\varepsilon}(x+\varepsilon)}\right]\sqrt{x}$.
