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How to graph a Reciprocal Function
In this section I will explain to you all you need to know about reciprocal functions to pass your IGCSE GCSE Maths exam. I will solve example questions for you and explain what reciprocal functions are, what asymptotes are, how to solve reciprocal functions graphically and how to find the gradient at a certain point of a reciprocal function. So make yourself comfortable and study all videos during your maths revision. You are quite likely to get a question on your maths exam about reciprocal functions so make sure the understand the example questions.
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