Answer:
The hyperbola has two directrices, one for each side of the figure. You can see the hyperbola as two parabolas in one equation. So, as parabolas have directrix, hyperbolas does too.
The directrices are perpendicular to the major axis. That means if the parabolla is horizontal, then its directrices are vertical, and viceversa.
Therefore, to find the right line that forms the directrix of a hyperbola, you just need to use the directrix that is perpendicular to the major axis.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
What is z to the -6th power?
A. T= d/r
A good way to remember this is by making a pyramid with 3 parts and putting distance at the top and rate and time in the other two parts. This way you can visibly see the equation and use it if you need to find one for rate.
B. It's reasonable to write distance as a positive number because distance is always positive. You are not able to have a negative distance. Imagine someone standing on a side walk. Even if they are not moving, their distance is 0 which is positive. If they move backwards or forwards, their distance is still positive because it is more than that 0 and they are gaining something.
C. Just plug in the numbers into the formula.
T= d/r
T= 32.12 m /<span>8.8 m/min
T= 3.65 min
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Answer:
y=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for inverse variation is
xy =k
if y=7 when x=-2, we can substitute these numbers in to find k
(-2)(7) =k
-14 =k
The equation becomes
xy = -14
Let x =7
7y = -14
Divide each side by 7
7y/7 = -14/7
y = -2
