Question

WILL MEDAL

write an equation for the translation of y=4/x that has the given asymptotes......x=0 and y=3

Answer 1

@perl

Answer 2

@Abhisar

Answer 3

@dan815

Answer 4

@e.mccormick @confluxepic

Answer 5

@iambatman

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@Luigi0210

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@jagr2713 @Jaynator495

Answer 8

OH FOR GODS SAKE SOMEBODY

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@Preetha

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@pooja195

Answer 11

@vera_ewing

Answer 12

that's a picture of y=4/x. it's horizontal asymptote is y=0 and vertical one is x=0.since you want to move the vertical asymptote 7 units over to the right, your denominator will then be x-7...


dnddsince you want the horizontal asymptote to move up 6 units, just add 6 to the y-values...
so your equation will be: y = 1/(x-7) + 6

Answer 13

@JackofallTradez

Answer 14

wait why is there a 1 in the numerator instead of a 4?

Answer 15

how would you do it for x=-3 and y=-4

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@JackofallTradez

Answer 17

halp jack....

Answer 18

he left ;-;

Answer 19

@dan815

Answer 20

write an equation for the translation of y=4/x that has the given asymptotes......x=0 and y=3
and then again for
how would you do it for x=-3 and y=-4

Answer 21

making it y=4/(x-3)

will give it a y=3 asymptote

Answer 22

sorry my bad

Answer 23

that will have a x=3 asymtote

Answer 24

and for y we get y=4/x+0?