write the equation for the tangent line in slope intercept form 2x^2+3xy+3y^2=17;(2,1)
anything will help please!
did you get \[y'\]?
i got it wrong lol thats what happened..ive done it twice..i only get one more chance
ok lets see \[2x^2+3xy+3y^2=17\] \[4x+3y+3xy'+6yy'=0\] right?
i got that yes
\[4\times 2+3\times 1+3\times 2y'+6\times 1\times y'=0\] \[8+3+6y'+6y'=0\] \[11+12y'=0\] \[12y'=-11\] \[y=-\frac{11}{12}\] check my algebra since you only have one more chance
well i need the actual equation..so it would be y=-11/12x with the y intercept
assuming i did not make an arithmetic mistake, which you really should check, you have the slope as \[-\frac{11}{12}\]and then point - slope formula give \[y-1=-\frac{11}{12}(x-2)\]
ill check it...but is it going to be -11/12x-1?
oh no
it will be what i wrote, and if you solve for y you should get \[y=-\frac{11}{12}x+\frac{17}{6}\]
ok ill check the math and let you know
it was right!!! =)
thanks
yw don't forget point slope formula!
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