Question

HELP! Already Answered! Am I WRONG?

Answer 1

Hold on a minute please

Answer 2

Sorry, but D is not correct

Answer 3

Apparently the clue to finding the asymptotes is the vertices of that given rectangle.

Answer 4

(3,1), (3,-1), (-3,1)(-3,-1)

Answer 5

Are you still there?

Answer 6

Yes, it is A or B, but you need to figure out which one it is.

Answer 7

You're guessing

Answer 8

Sadly, all I've done now is give you the answer.

Answer 9

It's not A

Answer 10

You did not properly figure out which one it is.

Answer 11

Do you see x and y in the given answer choices? Insert the points into it and make sure both sides are equal.

Answer 12

That's only one of the vertices

Answer 13

You need to test ALL four

Answer 14

That's how you figure out which asymptote is correct.

Answer 15

Anyway, I'm kinda sad that you guessed on this. First, you guessed D (which you shouldn't have), then you guessed A (which you definitely shouldn't have). You're not supposed to be guessing on these. I just told you how to test them. Insert the points into the graphs of the asymptotes.

Answer 16

You don't have to graph anything.

Answer 17

The vertices of the rectangle are the points that you check. Does that make any sense to you?

Answer 18

You're testing the VERTICES of the rectangle. Why do you make me repeat myself?

Answer 19

Do you know what vertices are? If you don't please go back to geometry.

Answer 20

No, not maybe

Answer 21

If that's true, you're only going to frustrate people when they try to explain stuff to you.

Answer 22

You have to have some level of competency in order to understand this stuff. Not everyone is going to just give you the answer.

Answer 23

I never said anyone was a loser. I'm just saying, try harder

Answer 24

It's not difficult to understand. For example, it's not extremely impossible to understand what vertices of a rectangle are. Additionally, it's not extremely difficult to understand how to plug the coordinates of points into a formula.

Answer 25

Which that was all I was trying to tell you to do.

Answer 26

idiocy* is the correct spelling, by the way, but I can understand where you're coming from in that sense.

Answer 27

You should go back to the classroom.

Answer 28

Oh but there are. There are plenty classrooms all over the country.

Answer 29

Pick one

Answer 30

Classrooms is plural, not singular.

Answer 31

There ARE plenty of classrooms all over the country.

Answer 32

Make sure you invest some time in studying. I suggest Khan Academy or Patrick JMT on YouTube.

Answer 33

I get the feeling @jada1701877 is enjoying this.