I will assume that the equation is:
x2/ 36 - y2/64 = 1 which is the same as (x/6)2 - (y/8)2 = 1
The standard form for an East-West hyperbola is (x/a)2 - (y/b)2 =1
So this is an East-West hyperbola centered at the origin, with a = 6 and b = 8.
The vertex on the right side is (a,0) = (6,0)
The distance from the center to the focal point is c = sqrt(a2 + b2) = 10, so
the focal point on the right side is (10,0)
The asymptotes cross at the origin. The slopes are ± b/a = ± 4/3 .
The formula for c, the distance from center to focal point, above should be memorized. The other items can be easily figured out from the standard form equation.