Math, asked by piyushraj14, 1 year ago

Draw graph of equation
x  ^{4}  -  y^{4}  = x \times y

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Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer

Graph in attachment .

Step-by-step explanation

We need to find the x-intercept and y-intercept first before we begin graphing the equation .

When the point is on the x-axis the y-coordinate is 0 .

When the point is on the y-axis the x-coordinate is 0 .

Thus we can put the corresponding values of x and y in the equation in order to find the intercepts .

X-intercept

x^4-y^4=xy\\\\\implies x^4-0=0\\\\\implies x^4=0\\\\\implies x=0

Y-intercept

x^4-y^4=xy\\\\\implies 0-y^4=0\\\\\implies y^4=0\\\\\implies y=0

So we get both x and y intercepts to be 0 .

Hence the 4 lines for the equation will pass through the origin and will be as shown in attachment .

Since the degree of the equation is 4 , we will draw exactly 4 lines in each quadrants .

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Anonymous: Awesome explanation
Anonymous: :)
piyushraj14: Which software Do you use to make these graphs?
Anonymous: Use the online Desmos graph calculator :)
Answered by generalRd
6

ANSWER

Plz refer to the attachment for graph.

1)By using Desmos Graph Calculator.(Graph 1)

2)In paper,by rough (Graph 2)

Step By Step Explanation

Here we have =>

x^4 - y^4 = xy

So, for X-intercept,put y =0:>

x^4 = 0

=> x = 0

And, for Y- intercept,put x =0 :>

y^4 = 0

=>y = 0

Remember

-Here we need to find the x and y intercept .

-When the point is on the x-axis then the y-coordinate will be 0 .

-When the point is on the y-axis then the x-coordinate will be 0 .

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Anonymous: Nice brother :)
generalRd: ^-^
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