Find the transformed equation of the hyperbola xy=4 when rotated 45 degrees
2 answers:
Answer with explanation:
The equation of hyperbola is :
x y =4
having Horizontal Asymptote , y=0
and Vertical Asymptote, x=0.
Graph of original Rectangular Hyperbola and when rotated by 45 °
the Asymptote of Image hyperbola obtained by rotation of 45°will be two lines not passing through origin.
<span>(x')² - (y')² = 8
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