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Find the equation of the line tangent to the curve y=e^x *sqrt(3+e^(2x))
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First find the derivative.
i believe its: y'= (e^x)(sqrt(3+e^(2x))+ e^(3x)/(sqrt(3+e^(2x))
oh, it is at the point (0,2)
Well once you find the derivative, the equation of a line is y=mx+b where m is now represented by your derivative function. So it's pretty much a plug and solve problem once you have the derivative.
I believe your derivative is correct also.
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