Guidelines to Curve Sketching - Examples Part 1: y = 2*x^2/(x^2-1)

In this video I illustrate the Guidelines to Curve Sketching which I showed in my earlier video by going through a very useful example. The example is sketching the curve y = 2*x^2 / (x^2-1). I will go through the other examples in later videos so stay tuned.
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[@mes]

I don't always sketch curves but when I do I usually follow the guidelines to curve sketching ;) View video notes on the Hive blockchain: peakd.com/hive-128780/@mes/guidelines-to-curve-sketching-examples-part-1

[@rodrigosanroman5858]

I wish I knew that these videos existed. I spent so many hours trying to figure out small mistakes I made. Now when I dont get the desired answer I simply look at these, and correct my mistakes

[@mes]

I'm glad my videos help!! ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ

[@derek7566]

dude i aint never see google so old in my life. actually crazy how long its been

[@wangjenny3366]

easy and clear ,thanks

[@aditya2531]

still helping pepple after 10 years

[@gang8065]

For finding asymptotes isn’t it obvious what the VA and HA are the limits just ur work?

[@roysantiago3849]

Well done Sir

[@mes]

Thanks!

[@samirdumre5612]

Godly

[@ayanaxhye]

Awesomee

[@omprakashsatnami7289]

Y= 1/sqrt(x^2+3)

[@ednakawira484]

Where is part two of this

[@mes]

Thanks for asking. Here is Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6u5mWRtlKZmptk And here is the full playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLCF2DBB4A57C16552

[@disciplinenepal5081]

Good

[@RahulRahul-pu5fw]

sketch it please:y=(x-1)(x-2)(x-3).

[@samirkinto2006]

take your time for explaining more specific, you go so fast in some point during the video

[@jamescooper874]

Very poor presentation handwriting is very bad. The instructer seems to want to see how fast he can complete a step in the solution. This makes it hard to follow.

[@mes]

Sorry, this was one of my earlier videos from 10 years ago. I have improvement my presentation since then :)

[@omprakashsatnami7289]

Y=1/sqrt(2+x^2)