This week in math we learned how to graph the reciprocal of a quadratic function. Below will be an example of how to do this:
the first step is to graph the parent function which would look like this. 
By looking at the graph you can determine a couple of things.
asymptotes: X= 1.7, x=-1.7 y=0
invariant point (1.6,1)(-1.6,1)(-1.8,-1)(1.8,1)
This gives you all the information that you need to graph the equation once you reciprocate it
the reciprocated function should look like this
the hyperbola above the x-axis is located at the reciprocal of the vertex which in this case is
The end result should look like this.
