Given the center, b and eccentricity find the equation of a hyperbola

The video tutorial explains a problem involving a vertical focal axis, different from a previous problem. The instructor discusses the center of the graph, deciding not to plot it since it's at the origin. The focus is on understanding the vertical focal axis, calculating eccentricity, and identifying values for A, B, and C. The tutorial concludes with deriving the equation using these values.

What is the significance of the vertical focal axis in the context of the problem discussed?

Why does the teacher choose to skip plotting the origin in the graph?

How do you determine the values of A and B in the given problem?

Explain the relationship between eccentricity, C, and A as mentioned in the text.

What is the equation derived from the values of A and B in the problem?