Precalculus: The Hyperbola (Section 10.4) | Math with Professor V

Definition of hyperbola, vertices, transverse axis, and conjugate axis. Examples graphing and finding their foci, vertices, and equations of asymptotes. Finding equations of hyperbolas given specific conditions. #hyperbola #precalculus #foci #vertices #mathtvwithprofessorv #youtubemath #mathprofessor #mathvideos

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[georgesadler]

Professor V, thank you for an awesome video/lecture on the Hyperbola in Precalculus. This is a very important topic in Calculus II, III and futures courses in Science and Engineering. The Hyperbola is easy to recognized and understand from start to finish.

[Ravi]

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I was wondering, do you have any tips/ insight from when you were an undergrad math student (like what helped you most, what best classes to take/avoid)? Thanks! (Sorry for the long comment😊)

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