Question

Write the equation of a hyperbola with vertices (3, -1) and (3, -9) and co-vertices (-6. -5) and (12, -5).

Answer 1

@bronzegoddess helpppppp please)

Answer 2

i'll try to :)

Answer 3

@UnkleRhaukus , sorry james but i can't find my notes on this.. but the person I tagged is pretty good and this :)

Answer 4

@bronzegoddess ok thanks anyways! and thanks for tagging him!

Answer 5

welcome :)

Answer 6

@bronzegoddess are u good at doing equations of graphs?

Answer 7

yes, except hyperbolas and ellipces since its been some time..but i'll help you :)

Answer 8

@4everjames you have a different question?

Answer 9

@bronzegoddess lmao and im doing hyperbolas. and yes i have 8 questions all together that i need help with :(

Answer 10

ish sorry, but i am at my grandma's and all my notes on hyperbolas are in another city :s i'll ask ash then (:

Answer 11

@bronzegoddess ash?

Answer 12

@ash2326

Answer 13

@bronzegoddess ok cool.. thanks

Answer 14

james, is there another name for co-vertices because i have done some research and people are just mention foci and vertix?

Answer 15

@bronzegoddess The co-vertices are at the intersection of the minor axis and the ellipse.

Answer 16

@bronzegoddess idk if there is another name for it

Answer 17

okay, i'll do some more research then.

Answer 18

@bronzegoddess i have an idea are u good at linear equations? id rather you help me with something you know how to do. i dont want you working to hard to help me

Answer 19

yes, linear is pretty easy :)

Answer 20

omg!!! @bronzegoddess ok we can do that instead. ill just skip parabolas for now.

Answer 21

hyperbolas lol type away :)

Answer 22

@bronzegoddess ahahaha oops! lol

Answer 23

@bronzegoddess u ready?

Answer 24

sure, shoot

Answer 25

@bronzegoddess If a system has exactly one solution its called ?

Answer 26

a monomial?

Answer 27

@bronzegoddess

consistent

inconsistent

independent

dependent

Answer 28

consistent

Answer 29

@bronzegoddess thats what i put!!!! hahah *does dance* lol

Answer 30

@bronzegoddess Solve the following system of equations by using the substitution method.
3y - 2x = 11
y + 2x = 9

Answer 31

y=-2x+9, subsistute into the first then simplify

Answer 32

@4everjames are you there?

Answer 33

@bronzegoddess yes..

Answer 34

can you simplify?

Answer 35

@bronzegoddess (-2,-5)??

Answer 36

you don't know how to simplify?

Answer 37

@bronzegoddess yea.. just find a number that goes into both numerator and denominator right?

Answer 38

3(-2x+9) -2x = 11
-6x +27-2x=11
27-11=8x
x=2 then y=-2(2)+9=5
(2,5)

Answer 39

i have to go

Answer 40

@bronzegoddess will you be back?

Answer 41

no, i have to study for an exam tmw... and its eggting late.. i'll help you another day sorry.. how many more question do you have?

Answer 42

6 @bronzegoddess but its ok i appreciate the help that i did get! thanks so much