The graphs given by the equation

are
called hyperbolae. One is illustrated below.
In fact there are a set of equations which all give the same shape
of graph as shown above. The graphs may be moved up or down,
translated, rotated or any combination of these, but the shapes of
the graphs are still fundamentally the same. The rules of
transformation are just the normal transformation of graph rules. For
simple transformations like these, it does not matter whether you
apply

or

–
transformations first.

- transformations
|
 -
transformations
|
 Translate
the graph left 3.
|
 Translate
the graph up 2.
|
 Scale
the graph by a factor 3 in the  direction.
|
 Scale
the graph by a factor 2 in the  direction.
|
 Reflect
the graph in the  -
axis
|
 Reflect
the graph in the  -
axis.
|
Example: Sketch the graph

There are two transformations: a translation 3 in the

–
direction and a scaling by 2 in the

–
direction. The graph is sketched below.
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