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The hyperbola x²/9 − y²/4 = 1 is symmetric about
Aboth axes and origin
Bthe x-axis alone
Cthe y-axis alone
Dthe line y = x alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. both axes and origin
Replacing x by −x or y by −y leaves the equation unchanged.
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