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Determine the coordinates of all points at which the tangent to the curve defined by y = x^2(e^-x) is horizontal.
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tangents r horizontal slope=0 dy/dx=0
Ok so this is the derivative that I got: y' = -1x^2 * e^-x
Making it equal 0: 0 = -1x^2 * e^-x <-- Now Im getting confused.
y'=2x(e^-x)-x^2(e^-x)
How did you get that? Oh wait You used product rule?
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yes product rule
\[e ^{-x}x[2-x]=0\]
x=0 x=2
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