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Hey Brad! I need your help with this math problem.
Ok, you know math is my strong suit!
I'm trying to find out what x²+y²=17 is symmetric with respect, but I don't know where to start!
Easy! So let's start with your x-axis first.
We're going to switch the signs for y, so it's going to be x²+(-y)²=17.
We would then simplify, and the (-y)² would change back into a positive y², because of the parathesis.
So would we do the same for the y-axis?
Yes, but instead this time we are replacing our x-values. We change our x² to (-x²)
That would make the equation (-x²)+y²=17
The (-x)² would cancel out with the negative just as the y value did before, making it x² once again.
This would make our equation once again x²+y²=17
Oh ok, I understand this concept way better now1
Since both of our equations matched with the original they are symmetrically to both our x-axis and y-axis!
Since both our equation were symmetric with respect to the x-axis and y-axis. That means it has symmetric respect with our origin as well!
Thank you so much Brad! I don't know what I would do without you haha.
Anytime! I have to go though, so I'll see you later!
Thanks again Krysia! Now I'm going pass this Trig test for sure!
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