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find the slope of the line tangent to the curve r=2cos3θ, at θ=π/6
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can you find the 1st derivative...?
-6sin3θ
great... the 1st derivative is the equation of the slope of the tangent... so substitute the value \[\theta = \frac{\pi}{6}\] this will give the slope...
what value did you get for the slope..?
-6 ?
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correct... thats all you need... remember the 1st derivative gives the equation of the slope of the tangent. for a specific slope you need to substitute the x value from the point.
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