I would say false....but I may be wrong. A hyperbola by definition is symmetrical, which is why i dont think the only point of symmetry is the X,Y point.
Answer:
f(x)=-1/4x-2
Step-by-step explanation:
m=-3-(-2)/4-0=-1/4= slope
b=y-intercept=-2,
so f(x)=-1/4x-2
The answer : It rotates around
"Undefined" slope means the line on the graph is vertical, and that
tells the whole story right there. The 'x' coordinate is the same for
every point on the line. If (6, -1) is a point on the line, then you know
that the x-value of EVERY point on it is 6 .
It's a vertical line that intersects the x-axis at x=6, and the equation
of the line is x=6 .
