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    Exercise 4B

    4 2 c
    1 a For x > 0, > (since 4 > 2)
    x x
    4 2
    For x < 0, <
    x x
    4 2
    So y = is above y =
    x x
    in the first quadrant, and below in the
    third quadrant.

    8 3
    d For x > 0, >
    x x
    8 3
    So y = is above y = in the first
    x x
    quadrant and below it in the third quadrant.

    2 2
    b For x > 0, y = > 0 and y = − < 0
    x x
    2 2
    For x < 0, y = < 0 and y = − > 0
    x x

    8 3
    e For x > 0, − <−
    x x
    8 3
    For x < 0, − > −
    x x
    8 3
    So y = − is above y = − in the second
    x x
    quadrant and below it in the fourth quadrant.
    1
    c Graphs are like y = − and so they exist in
    x
    the second and fourth quadrants.
    4 2
    For x > 0, − < −
    x x
    4 2
    For x < 0, − > −
    x x
    4 2
    So y = − is above y = − in the second
    x x
    quadrant and below it in the fourth quadrant.

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    2 5 2 6
    2 a y= 2
    and y = 2 c y=− 2
    and y = − 2
    x x x x
    k k
    These are y = 2 graphs, with k > 0. These are y = 2 graphs, with k < 0.
    x x
    x2 is always positive and k > 0 so the x2 is always positive and k < 0 so the
    y-values are all positive. y-values are all negative.
    5 2 6 2
    2
    > 2 (since 5 > 2) − 2 < − 2 (since −6 < −2)
    x x x x
    5 2 6 2
    So y = 2 is above y = 2 . So y = − 2 is below y = − 2 .
    x x x x

    3 3
    b y= 2
    and y = − 2
    x x
    3 k
    y = 2 is a y = 2 graph, with k > 0.
    x x
    x2 is always positive and k > 0 so the
    y-values are all positive.
    3 k
    y = − 2 is a y = 2 graph, with k < 0.
    x x
    x2 is always positive and k < 0 so the
    y-values are all negative.

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