Given:
Center of hyperbola is at (h,k).
To find:
The standard forms of a hyperbola.
Solution:
We know that, standard forms of a hyperbola are
1. For Horizontal hyperbola:
2. For Vertical hyperbola:
where, (h,k) is center of the hyperbola.
Therefore, the correct option is B.
Hey there!
Let's go through all of our options.
A) It's defintely not curved; it's written in slope intercept form and is indeed a straight line.
B) Yes, the graph is a straight line. Although it's at an angle, it has no curves or flaws, and is completely straight.
C) The graph is not vertical. It has a y intercept and slope and therefore isn't. That's because it has a rate of change, and it crosses the y axis at some point depending on the slope, or rise over run. Vertical lines really don't have that.
D) Yes, the graph is a function. This is because it does not have two x values for one y, and does not fail the straight line test, which states that you can place a straight line anywhere on the graph and it can only go through one point.
E) This is false. If we put in -5 as our input, we add 1 and get -4, which is a negative output. Your output here depends on the input you put in, and the sign usually remains considering it's +1.
F) This graph does not pass through the origin. This is because the origin has a point at 0,0 and since it's x+1, it would be 0,1 instead because your output is adding one to that 0.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
x = 14.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Similar means that the figures are proportional to each other. Because of this, we can form a problem. 
(the short side lengths) = 
(the long side lengths). Now we can solve this by cross-multiplying. If we multiply 9 · 8 we get 72, and 5 · x is 5x. 72 = 5x. Now divide both sides by 5. 72 ÷ 5 = 14.4. Therefore, x should be equal to 14.4. Does this make sense?
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