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Is this recoverable schedule? If yes then give reason.

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Transaction T3 reads  value of x written by transaction T1 after its commit. Therefore it is recoverable

Condition for recoverable schedule is that " if a transaction T1  performs a dirty read from other transaction T2 then transaction T1 should commit  after T2 "
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