Question

write an equation for y=3/x that has the asymptotes x=-8 y=6

Answer 1

@coolsday @Christythecreatorr

Answer 2

What do you think it is?

Answer 3

the equation y=1/x has horizontal and vertical asymptotes at 0

Answer 4

If we translate the equation y=1/x up by 6 units, the vertical asymptote will still be 0. However, the horizontal asymptote will change to 6. The horizontal asymptote approaches the value y=6, but will never touch it.

Answer 5

is it D...? y= 3/(x+8) -6

Answer 6

It is not D, because your horizontal asymptote is y=6. Therefore, if it was D, your graph would have a horizontal asymptote at y=-6

Answer 7

so A?

Answer 8

i mean C...

Answer 9

Why is it C?

Answer 10

no b? cuz its +6 and -8?

Answer 11

yeah, so the equation is C