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Given the point , find the slope of the curve or line that is tangent to the curve as requested. y^6+x^3=y^2+11x, tangent at (0,1) this is that I have so far 6y^5*y'+3x^2=2y+11
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tiny but crucial mistake here should be \[6y^5y'+3x^2=2yy'+11\]
I ended up with something like y' = -3x^2 +11 / (6y^5 -2y)
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