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The general equation of an absolute value function is y=a|x-h|+k.
The general equation of a hyperbola is y=a( 1x-h ) +k.
The general equation of a hyperbola is y=a( 1x-h ) +k.
The general equation of a cubic function is y=a(x-h)^3+k.
Locator Point: (- 2, - 1)
Asymptotes: None.
Graph:
Locator Point: (0,2)
Asymptotes: x=0 and y=2
Graph:
Locator Point: (- 5,- 2)
Asymptotes: x=- 5 and y=- 2
Graph:
Locator Point: (0,5)
Asymptotes: None.
Graph:
Examining the function, we notice that it's an absolute value function. The general equation of such a function is written in the following format.
General Equation:& y=a|x-h|+k
Locator Point:& (h,k)
If we rewrite our equation to match this form exactly, we can identify the locator point.
General Equation:& y=a(1/x-h)+k [0.8em]
Locator Point:& (h,k) [0.8em]
Horizontal Asymptote:& y=k [0.8em]
Vertical Asymptote:& x=h
If we rewrite our equation to match this format exactly, we can determine the locator point, and asymptotes.
Like in Part B, we will first find the locator point and asymptotes by rewriting the equation so that it exactly matches the general equation of a hyperbola.
Function:& y=1/x-(-5)+(-2) [0.8em]
Locator Point:& (-5,-2) [0.8em]
Horizontal Asymptote:& y=-2 [0.8em]
Vertical Asymptote:& x=-5
This is a cubic function. These functions can be described with the following general equation.
General Equation:& y=a(x-h)^3+k
Locator Point:& (h,k)
If we rewrite our function so that it matches this format exactly, we can determine the locator point.