Question

his graph of a function is a translation of y = 4/x . What is an equation for the function?

Answer 1

is this a completer question???

Answer 2

It would be most helpful if you would post the entire question.

Answer 3

yes. I'm still trying to figure out what the question is.

Answer 4

Consider the hyperbola y = 4/x If you change it to y = 4/(x+1) that moves the center 1 space to the left. If you change it to y = 4 (x-1) that moves the center 1 space to the right.

Answer 5

If you change it to:
\[y=\frac{4}{x} +1 \]
that moves the center one space up.

Answer 6

If you change it to
\[y=\frac{4}{x}-1\]
that moves the center one space down

Answer 7

So you need to figure out where the center of the hyperbola is and then you will know how it has been moved from (0,))

Answer 8

i really dnt know non of thsi stuff do u know which one of the answers it would be? @Mertsj

Answer 9

The center of the hyperbola shown in the picture is (-6,2) Choose the equation with that center. And you really do need to learn this stuff.

Answer 10

ok. I think its B. @Mertsj

Answer 11

Choice b has been moved left 2 and down 6. so do you think that's what happened in the picture?

Answer 12

no I think left 6 and down 2

Answer 13

So D?

Answer 14

@Mertsj

Answer 15

How is it down 2?

Answer 16

left 6 up 2

Answer 17

now im confused so its not B or D so last options are A and C... I don't think its A

Answer 18

Yes. Left 6 and up 2 so which equation is that?

Answer 19

Well then, if it is not A, B or D which one is it?

Answer 20

C lol

Answer 21

But is that correct?

Answer 22

Yes.

Answer 23

awesome thank you!!! <3

Answer 24

yw