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find the equation of the tangent line to f(x)=2x^2, @ x=1
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take the derivative of f(x), then substitute in x=1. then (1,f(1)) is your point and your f'(1) is your slope. what i mean is.... f'I(x) = 4x f'(1) = 4 (1,4) m = 4 Use point-slope form to find the equation. I think I'm right?
so do i just ignore the x and call m the slope?
you do know that the derivative of a function is the slope right?
never mind i see it
so should i have y=4x-2?
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