How do the graphs of y=1/x and y=5/x+6

compare?

y = 5/x+6

y = 5/x stretches out the graph by 5 times. It increases and decreases 5 times more.
y = 5/x +6 makes your raises your graph 6 units higher.

dont think they stuck on this question for 3 years bud

Y= a/(x-h) + K

Y=5/(x+6)
Y=1/x is the parent function
The a value (5) is greater than 1 if the a >1 it is a stretch. 5>1. The function stretches by a factor of 5
( x-h) means the graph moves horizontal right
( x+h) means the graph moves h amount of units to the left
( x+6) is 6 left compared to the parent function.

Bro fr came to the confusion 3 years later lmaooo

where did y=5/x come from?

GUYS JESUS

It's y=(1)/(x) and y=(5)/(x+6)
does this clear any confusion?

but what about y=1/x

no its wrong

if you remove the +6 from y=5/x+6 it becomes y=5/x

is y=1/x y=5/x?