The answer to your question is yes
Answer:
(5x + 40), (7x + 8), (10x)
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, I'm not completely sure, I'm taking a bullet here. But lemme know what you get
First find the slope, take derivative of both sides with respect to x.
2y dy/dx=3x^2+6x
solve for dy/dx
dy/dx=[3x^2+6x]/2y
plug in given vales of (1,2(
dy/dx=9/4
now you have everything you need to plug into point slope form
y-2=(9/4)(x-1)
answer is y=(9/4)x+(1/4)
Answer:
The solution lies at approximately (4.25,6.5).
Step-by-step explanation:
The estimate is pretty close for both equations. For the first equation, the estimate results in a value that is only 0.2125 units away from the constant. For the second equation, the estimate results in a value that is only 0.25 units away from the constant.
