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f'(x)=4x x=2 f'(2)=4(2)=8 which is m x=2 f(2)=2(2)^2+3=11 which is y (8,11) y-11=8(x-2) y=8x-5 what do i do next to find y1 and y2?
you need the equation for the line tangent to the graph. did you find that?
huh?
you found it right?
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the tangent line at (2,11) is \[y=8x-5 \]
so if you want the y value at some other point, replace x by the x value given
16-5=11
yes, and you knew that one to begin with right?
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since that is the point you used in the first place to find the line now replace x by -1 to find another point on the line
-8-5=-13
i guess. was the other x value -1?
yes
if so then you are right.
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