Find an equation to the line tangent to y = 5 + |x – 2| at the coordinate (2, 5) pls answer

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myrzilka [38]3 years ago

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Finding an equation of a tangent line to that function requires that we find the derivative of the function at that point. Since this is an absolute value function with its cusp at (2, 5), the function is not differentiable here.

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