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Answer 1

@MotherOfGod

Answer 2

do you what an asymptode is?

Answer 3

not exactly. :P

Answer 4

in layman's language,its the point at which the function is not defined.

Answer 5

I found the exact definition.
a line that a graph approaches as x or y increases in absolute value.

Answer 6

To start would I just plug in the values?
y=7/x---> 2=7/1

Answer 7

your answer should be y-2=7/(x-1).it is so because,when you plug in x=1,you get 0 in the denominator,making the function undefined at x=1.similarly you can also write the equation as x-1=7/(y-2),making y=2 an asymptode for similar reason.
does that make sense?

Answer 8

I'm trying to follow. So that would be my equation? How would I graph that? :P

Answer 9

yes,that would be the equation. http://www.purplemath.com/modules/fcntrans.htm this ones for the graphical transformations

Answer 10

I am so so so confused. D;

Answer 11

your equation would be y-2=7/(x-1)

Answer 12

How would I graph that?

Answer 13

and go through that link,graphing is something which takes a lot of time to understand and to explain.i guess,reading some good stuff on it will surely help

Answer 14

Thing is I have a a lot of math problems due tomorrow, :(((

Answer 15

do you know what the graph of y=k/x looks like?(k is any constant)