Discussion questions · Section 2 of 2
Questions 7–9 in this collection
Use partial fractions before sketching an absolute reciprocal · Recover f from a transformed input graph before reciprocating · +1 more
- 7
Curve C is .
(i) Express it as .
(ii) State all asymptotes and axial intercepts.
(iii) Sketch separately (a) and (b) , making the main features clear.
[2007/CJC/I/12]
CJC · Discussion · Question 7
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The given graph is , with stationary points (8,−2), (14,2) and x-intercepts 6,10,18. The source diagram shows a vertical asymptote x=0 and left horizontal asymptote y=−4.
Sketch separately:
(a) ;
(b) .
Clearly show asymptotes, stationary points and axial intercepts.
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Source qualitative graph G(x)=f(3-x/2), with pole x=0, min (8,-2), max(14,2), zeros 6, 10, 18, left horizontal asymptote y=-4 and unbounded decreasing right tail. No exact G formula is supplied; interpolation is schematic. [2009/AJC/I/11]
CJC · Discussion · Question 8
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(i) State transformations taking to .
Define
(ii) Sketch f for −1≤x≤4.
(iii) Separately sketch for −1≤x≤4.
[2015/I/5]
CJC · Discussion · Question 9