It is a beautiful sunny day at the fair. The UV. index for this day is 8 or
higher so sunscreen is a must. The effectiveness of
sunscreen is indicated by the sunscreen protection factor (SPF).
The higher the SPF number the less UV. rays can
penetrate to burn the skin. When the protection factor (SPF),
s, is known you can determine the percent, p, of the sun's
ultraviolet rays that pass through it by using the following
mathematical model:

p=100/s

What are the asymptotes for this function? Interpret the meaning of the asymptotes based on the scope of the problem.
Graph the funct

Question

It is a beautiful sunny day at the fair. The UV. index for this day is 8 or 
higher so sunscreen is a must. The effectiveness of 
sunscreen 	is indicated by the sunscreen protection factor (SPF). 
The 	higher the SPF number the less UV. rays can 
penetrate to 	burn the skin. When the protection factor (SPF), 
s, is known you can determine the percent, p, of the sun's 
ultraviolet rays 	that pass through it by using the following 
mathematical model:

p=100/s

What are the asymptotes for this function? Interpret the meaning of the asymptotes based on the scope of the problem. 
Graph the funct

anonymous · Answer

The asymtotes are the s-axis and the p-axis.  The graph is an equilateral hyperbola centered at the origin, one branch lying in quadrant I and the other lying in quadrant III.