[Solution Library] [Graph of a non-linear function] Graph the function y=(36)/(x) assuming that x and y can take positive values only. Next assume that
Question: [Graph of a non-linear function]
Graph the function
\(y=\frac{36}{x}\)
assuming that x and y can take positive values only.
Next assume that both variables can take negative values as well. How must the graph be modified to reflect this change in assumption.
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