SOLUTION: How do I plug in a translated hyperbola equation into my graphing calculator? For example, (y-3)^2/(4) - (x+1)^2/(9) = 1 ?

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Question 613188: How do I plug in a translated hyperbola equation into my graphing calculator? For example, (y-3)^2/(4) - (x+1)^2/(9) = 1 ?
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Hi, 

(y-3)^2/(4) - (x+1)^2/(9) = 1

 y = 3 +(2)sqrt(1+(x+1)^2/9)

 y = 3 -(2)sqrt(1+(x+1)^2/9)