Graping y=x ^ 2 / (2 – x) usin derivatives .Plz Help!
Thanks Ishan. :)
I found the vertcal asymptote to be x=2, no horz asympte, and y=-x oblique asymptote
I lso found (0,0) to be a pont on the graph
Hmm I haven't done this before, I will see if I can get it. \[y' = \frac{2x(2-x)+x^2}{(2-x)^2}\] \[y'=0\implies \frac{4x-x^2}{(2-x)^2} = 0\]Yes, vertical asymptote at x=2. And minima at 0.
The problem is how can we have a asmpytote of y=-x,when 0,0 id a point on the graph
Never mind the last sentence
actually y=-x-2 is an oblique asymptote
asymptotes can be crossed... only the vertical asymptotes can never be crossed.
I have found everything,including the second derivative ,concavity and increading/decreasing points
but cant graph it
Can you help me graph it
|dw:1336410136774:dw|From (0,2). Second derivative \(\large\frac{-8}{(2-x)^3}\).
:o Where is my drawing??? :(
:( I got a graph from (-2,2] as f''(x) < 0. |dw:1336410866104:dw|
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