If you tell me the concepts you’re referring to I might be able to help
The equation for a hyperbola is (x-h)/a - (y-k)/b = 1
Or (y-k)/a - (x-h)/b = 1
h represents the x value of the coordinate
k value represents the y value of the coordinate
together they represent a point, which is the center
So (h,k) is (x,y)
The asymptote is y-k = +/- b/a (x-h)
The transverse is the line that goes through the hyperbola.
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it is 2 and this is myself so haha
Step-by-step explanation:
Reverse your steps to see if u get what the questions originally asked.
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eh i mean sometimes thats a very broad statement though
