Which system of equations is represented by the graph?

rational graph with asymptotes of x equals 4 and y equals negative 1. Linear graph intersects it at negative 2, negative 2 and 5, 5

A. y = - x - 10, over x - 4, y = x

B. y = x plus 10, over x - 4, y = - x

y = - x + 10 over x-4, y = x

y = - x + 10 over x - 4, y = - x

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Eva Holmes

Mathematics

14 September, 06:16

Which system of equations is represented by the graph?

rational graph with asymptotes of x equals 4 and y equals negative 1. Linear graph intersects it at negative 2, negative 2 and 5, 5

A. y = - x - 10, over x - 4, y = x

B. y = x plus 10, over x - 4, y = - x

y = - x + 10 over x-4, y = x

y = - x + 10 over x - 4, y = - x

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Malakai Owens · Answer 1

From the given description of the graph:

rational graph with asymptotes of x equals 4 and y equals negative 1

This corresponds to

y = (-x + 10) / (x - 4)

The second description

Linear graph intersects it at negative 2, negative 2 and 5, 5

Corresponds to

y = x