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14 August, 21:08

Find an equation in standard form for the hyperbola with vertices at (0, ±6 and asymptotes at y = ±three divided by four times x ...

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  1. 14 August, 21:29
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    The hyperbola has vertices: (0, + / - 6). It means that a = 6 (semi-minor axis).

    Also, asymptotes are: y = + / - 3/4 x

    The formula is: y = + / - b / a x

    So: 3/4 = b/a

    b/6 = 3/4

    4 b = 6 * 3

    4 b = 18

    b = 18 : 4

    b = 9/2

    The equation of the hyperbola is:

    x² / a² - y² / b² = 1

    x² / 36 - y² / (9/2) ² = 1

    Answer:

    x² / 36 - 4y² / 81 = 1
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