Suppose you have two hyperbolas that are the same except that the transverse axis and conjugate axis are switched. How does swit
ching the axes affect the equations of the asymptotes for the two hyperbolas? Why?
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Answer:
1. Use a compass to make arc marks which intersect above and below then connect.
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Step-by-step explanation:
1. To construct a perpendicular line, use a compass to draw arc marks from one end of the segment through point P. Then repeat this again at the other end. This means at point P there will be two intersecting arc marks. Repeat the process down below with the same radius as used above. Then connect the two intersections.
2. The point slope form of a line is where
. We write
Since the line is to be perpendicular to the line shown it will have the negative reciprocal to the slope of the function 3x+y =-8. To find m, rearrange the function to be y=-8-3x. The slope is -3 and the negative reciprocal will be 1/3.
Simplify for slope intercept form.