f(x)= (3x^3)/[(4-5x)^5] find the equation of the line tangent to the graph of f at x=2.
eq of the tangent is: y-f(2)=f'(2)(x-2) Do u know how to solve it now?
No, I get m, but not b
for x=2, the value I get is .00823, unless I have the wrong derivative.
it's very easy..try again,first find f(2) bu replacing 2 instead of x in the eq given.then find the derivative of the eq and find f'(2) and then replace the values u found
[U/V]'=(U'V-UV')/V^2
ok, so for my derivative I have (6x^2(5x+6))/((4-5x)^6)
You made a mistake on the derivative, go to your other post, I wrote the derivative there.
Also, depending on your teacher, but generally in these types of problems, it is not necessary to find decimal numbers, leave them in fractions.
It's an online assignment, so it requires 4 decimal places. Are you sure about your derivative.
Take the denominator for example, it is\[[(4-5x)^{5}]^{2}=(4-5x)^{10}\]
why are you squaring the denominator?
In the process of finding the derivative, you use a process call the quotient rule. It is usually written like this\[(u'v -uv')/v ^{2}\]
\[u =3x ^{3}\]\[u'=9x ^{2}\]\[v =(4-5x)^{5}\]\[v'=-25(4-5x)^{4}\]
Is this making any sense?
somewhat.
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