If you put a negative in front of y=x^2 you get the upside down view of y=x^2. I want to invert a hyperbola and ellipse so that they look opposite. xy=1 becomes somethin like a 2D shape and (x^2)/a + (y^2)/b = 1 becomes like two C's backing each other.
#How do you reverse a graph?
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If you put a negative in front of y=x^2 you get the upside down view of y=x^2. I...
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lunar ravine
If you put a negative in front of y=x^2 you get the upside down view of y=x^2. I...
The only way to do that would be piecewise.
You're basically talking about splitting the curve in half and reflecting each half about its midline.
toxic fiber
If you put a negative in front of y=x^2 you get the upside down view of y=x^2. I...
u can.... idk ....make it (1/ax^2)+(y^2/b)=1 or (x^2/a)+(1/by^2)=1