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What is the slope of the line containing the point (0,-3) and tangent to the graph y=xln(x)?
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I think you should use the fact that, \[slope=f'(x)=y'\]
What would I do from there though? the graph doesnt have constant slope so couldnt this have multiple answers?
do you understand what the question is actually look for?
I think I do...Maybe not though. you you explain it?
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so it's asking for the slope of that line. But to find it, you need to know what point on the graph that will yields to the requirement
In other words, find the value of a so that you can do f'(a)
But the point is (0,-3)
:O then just move the point down and the draw the tangent line of the graph passes through (0,-3)
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