Can someone explain how to do this problem? Please c:
How do the graphs of y= (1/x) and y= (5/x+6) compare?
do u need the whole slope thing??
I dont know, that was the whole question :/
Yah idk, im bad with math :P
1/x is red, 5/x + 6, assuming that's what you meant is green
first, compare the graph between 1/x and 5/x then 5/x and 5/x+6 finally, 1/x and 5/x+6 there are shifts and dilation or shrinkage
and how do you graph them? sorry :p
you do create a table x | y = 1/x -3 -1/3 -2 -1/2 -1 0 .... so on and so forth then you plot the points
i kinda get what your saying, so the line never stops going then?
whatever will satisfy a good graph
or you can just use wolfram alpha or google graph you can see the trends without plotting points
so how do they compare then?
are you trolling or what? you look at the graph and observe the changes
lol no im not trolling. Im just that stupid. thanks for pointing that out.
use wolframalpha.com site and type your equations to see the graphs. For example, y = 1/x , y = 5/(6+x)
Thank you c:
I did send you them..
he's trolling, he's doing calc 3 and differential equations already
i swear im not trolling nin. and im doing algebra 2 -.- and oh i didnt see that thanks dc!
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