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my classmate question Find the value of x so that dy/dx = 0 if y = tan^-1 (x/9) - tan^-1 (x/16). a. ± 10 b. ± 9 c. ± 11 d. ± 12
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my answer is ± 12 but i wanted to be sure
so the derivative of that monster is even uglier: -(7 (-144+x^2))/((81+x^2) (256+x^2)), and you would be correct in asserting that x=±12
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