Question

how do you find co vertices of a graph?

Answer 1

what

Answer 2

@saisukruth im gonna attach a picture. hold on

Answer 3

vertices =

1st vertices ; (H+-A,K) <- horizontal l (H,K+-A) <- Vertical l

2 vertices ; (H,B+-K) <- Horizontal l (H+-K,B) <- Vertical

Answer 4

To find the vertices, you need points (A), (B) and (K)

you find A and B by looking at the denominator, differs between horizontal nad horizontal

K is the (Y-K) part, usually = 0

Answer 5

Differs between horizontal and vertival*

Answer 6

lets say an ellipse; (x-0)^2/16 + (y-k)^2/4

Vertices are ; (0+-4,0) and (0,0+-4) and ((0,2+-0)) and (0,+-2)

Answer 7

oh, a^2 = 5 a= +-Square.r of 5
b^2 = 3 b= +-square.r of 3

then just calc.

Answer 8

@agrin -3,0 and 3,0 ??