Asked by Bella
If the equation xy=12 was graphed, where would the graph cross.
A. The y-axis?
B. The x-axis?
Please help
A. The y-axis?
B. The x-axis?
Please help
Answers
Answered by
Arora
Usually, you would input x as 0 (to find intersection on the y-axis) and y as 0 (to find intersection on the x-axis)
However, the graph of xy = 12 is a rectangular hyperbola. It does not meet either of the co-ordinate axes.
Numerically,
When x = 0,
0*y = 12
=> 0 = 12
But we know this is not true, hence there are no solutions for x=0. Similarly, there are no solutions for y=0.
However, the graph of xy = 12 is a rectangular hyperbola. It does not meet either of the co-ordinate axes.
Numerically,
When x = 0,
0*y = 12
=> 0 = 12
But we know this is not true, hence there are no solutions for x=0. Similarly, there are no solutions for y=0.
Answered by
Bella
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