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Which graph shows inequality (y^2/2^2)-(x^2/2^2)>=1?
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Which graph shows inequality (y^2/2^2)-(x^2/2^2)>=1?
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The correct graph is D.
Step-by-step explanation:
Write the inequality as follows:
Then test values of x.
x=0: y=4 => y=+/- 2
x=1: y=5 => y= +/- 2.24
Only graph D behaves in this fashion.
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