i mean(c/t,ct)
why is that in a rectangular hyperbola ,we have(ct,c/t) and not the other way round???
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Lokesh Verma
·2008-11-16 10:01:23
(ct, c/t) also is a rectangular hyperbola!
could u elaborate what u mean by "The other way round" ?
Lokesh Verma
·2008-11-16 10:05:21
it is just that ppl have been habituated taking this as the default!
So u will never see ppl taking a/t,at..
u always can :)
apoorva
·2008-11-16 10:08:13
my sir told me that we can't take.....i dont get why i shudnt take....he says theres a reason
Lokesh Verma
·2008-11-16 10:09:40
what there is a reason.. there is no reason..
ask ur sir what is the reason...
actually the only thing is that 1/t is not defined at 0.. so we have to take R\{0} but that is true for both cases.
and there is absolutely no reason! :)