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the linearization of the function f= sqrt(x) at x =9 is?
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L(x)= f(a)+f'(a)(x-a) just plug 9 in for a.
L(9)=3-1/6(x-9) is the answer i believe
Oo ... i think @chemENGINEER is right ... i have been doing lot of above stuffs ...
the correct ans according to the practice test i am looking at is. y= x/6 + 3/2, and the approximation of sqrt(8.5) by the linearization is 2.9167
now put x=8.5 is that you are asking for?
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looks like i really screwed up above, i took the point as 0 myself and took the function as (1+x)^(1/2) (x)^(1/2) = 3 + (x-9)/6 same as above = 3/2 + x/6
you must have misread chemengineer .. (x-9) was at numerator
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