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Find the sum of the x- and y-intercepts of any tangent line to the curve √x+√y=√7.
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i used implicit differentiation to get dy/dx= -√y/√x
yep,,now let x1,y1 be the point on the curve, eqn of tangent at that point is then y-y1 = -sqrt(y1/x1) (x-x1) convert it into the form of y/a + x/b =1 a and b are y and x intercepts respectively.. just substitute in a+b
ahhh so the answer is 7! thanks got it
7 ?
ohh..maybe,,alright.. you'll also have to use the fact sqrt(x1) + sqrt(y1) = sqrt(7) 7 might be the ans ,,i dont know..
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ya it is thanks
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