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Find the equation of the tangent line the the graph of f at the given point: f(v) = (v-4)(v^2-5), at point (-3,-28).
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so get the derivative
@julian25 -- I've done that all ready. \[f'(v) = [1*(v^2-5)]+[(v-4)*2v]\]\[= v^2-5+2v^2-8v\]\[=3v^2-8v-5\]
once you have the derivative plug in the values given at the beginning of the problem
Does that make sense? Let me know.
Yes, it makes sense; so, I would do the following: \[f'(28)=3(-3)^2-8(-3)-5\]\[=-8\] Or did I make a mistake?
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I believe that is correct...I don't recall the exact formula but try that answer
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