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hey!How do you find the equation of the tangent line (x-1)^2=6(y+2) @(-5,4)....the derivative of the given eqn is 1/3x-1/3 btw:)
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you wanna derive this?
(x-1)^2=6(y+2)
i already did that..n the deriv is the slope right..jus wonderin wat u do with the given point to find the equation at that point
if the derivative is what you posted; then input (x=-5) and solve to get the slope for your line
y-4 = f'(-5) (x+5)
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ohh...got it! i got y-4=-2(x+5):)
that looks to be right :) good job
thank u so much again!:) u rock
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