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Which graph of a hyperbola represents the equation 16x^2-y^2=16
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Which graph of a hyperbola represents the equation 16x^2-y^2=16

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See attached graph.

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When given choices of graphs for a function, test points in the equation to see which graph matches.

Which graph of a hyperbola represents the equation 16x^2-y^2=16-example-1
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