What is the equation of a line with an x-intercept of -3 and a y-intercept of 5?
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Answer:
We can see that the denominators of both the numbers is not same
So in order to make it same for the both numbers, we will multiply the second number by 2/2 ,(which is basically 1 so it won't affect our calculations)
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So we will just subtract the numbers now
<em>This is the answer </em>
<em>Kindly mark Brainly, Thanks</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
This seems to be calculus 1.
<u>Question a</u>
We have
m = slope = derivative
Find the derivative / slope of
We do this by differentiating the polynomials. There are a few methods to do this but I am going to use the power rule, which we multiply the constant by the exponent on the variable and subtract one from the exponent.
when x = a
<em>Now that we have this information, we can answer question b</em>
<u>Question b</u>
<u>The tangent line for Point (1, 12)</u>
First find the slope by using our derivative.
Now that we have our slope, use point slope form to find our tangent line
<u>Now lets do the same for the Point (2, 13)</u>
Find the slope at the point.
Now find the tangent line using point slope form of a line.
Now graph the lines, which I have done and you can see by viewing the image I have attached.
