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And so they can do a simulation like this.

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So if we go with this one, let's just solve for y.

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Points in just R, or we could just say R1, you could just graph those on a number line.

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We have it in standard form and, yes, indeed, we do have a hyperbola.

And people often call that the vertical line test.

We've seen all of this.

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As before, there are two different lanes over here a left turn lane and a straight lane.

So here, just to get an intuition of what parabolas

You could rotate these things around, but I think you know the general shape of a parabola.

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And then we started looking at the data.

The graph consists of some number of nodes and some number of edges, and that's the whole story.

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This area right here would be minus 1 and 1. Just so you know this graph, the central line right here, this is the mean.

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So this blue one would be one hyperbola and then the magenta one would be a different hyperbola.

So our solution is x is greater than or equal to negative 75.

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And this is the only one that opens like that, so we can immediately say that this is probably going to be the red one right over here.

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like so many technology slides that we're used to, is a sort of a straight line on a semi log curve.

like maybe not that many edges, like a star graph for example.

They get closer and closer to those blue lines like that and it happened on this side too.

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I mean, in those days it was the domain of the physicists.

One is already shown over here.

So let's see if we can use some of our completing the square skills with the conic sections we've done so far, to to come up with a little bit more information about this parabola.

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