1. Consider the following scenario: Janet, Gail, Susan, and Lisa all walked away from the bus station. Janet walked at a steady pace. Gail realized she was late and sped up as she walked. Susan slowed down to look around as she walked. Lisa walked away at a steady pace but later stopped to talk to a friend. On one set of axes, graph each girl's walk. Be sure to label your axes. Do not use formulas or tables.

1. Consider the following scenario: Janet, Gail, Susan, and Lisa all walked away from the bus station. Janet walked at a steady pace. Gail realized she was late and sped up as she walked. Susan slowed down to look around as she walked. Lisa walked away at a steady pace but later stopped to talk to a friend. On one set of axes, graph each girl's walk. Be sure to label your axes. Do not use formulas or tables.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

Section11.3: Hyperbolas

Problem 42E

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