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find points where the tangent line is horizontal y=(-1/3x^3)+(6x^2)-11x-50
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y'=0
i need the coordinates where the tangent line is zero
srry kind of was missing parenthesis http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28%28-1%2F3*x^3%29%2B%286x^2%29-11x-50%29%29%27%3D0
Do you mean:\[-(1/3)x^3 + 6x^2 - 11x -50\]? If so take the first derivative and set equal to 0\[0 = -(1/3)*3x^2+6*2x-11\]
kk how did you get both coords?
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the x coords are given by solving y'=0, ther are 1 and 11, the y ccords are given by puting those values in the original function
hmm i got -1 and 11
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