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The tangent line to y=-(x-1)^4 at (1,0) has the slope?
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Take the derivative and use the value of x given to find the slope.
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the derivative is -4(x-1)^3
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"Take the derivative and use the value of x given to find the slope."
X=1
so I replace the x with 1?
if i replace x with 1 the answer is 0
so is the answer 0?
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Yes... Take a look at the graph.. it makes sense that the slope is zero. It is a horizontal line. http://screencast.com/t/OCLzpQAnb
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