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Find the three zeroes of the function y=(1+50sin(x))/(x^2+3) on the domain -5≤x≤5, and find the slopes of the tangent lines to the curve at those x values.
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So you need to solve 1+50sin(x)=0 on [-5,5]
have you done that?
I have. They are irrational numbers though
as they should be
so do you need help finding the derivative?
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No I can do that part, I was just having a hard time with the zeroes
ah I thought you said you found them. and if you did what do you get?
Well, one of them is approximately .02
-.02?
Yes
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|dw:1417245314260:dw| x=arcsin(-1/50) <--in exact form
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