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b=0, m=2
you want it to be continuous at x=3 and smooth at x=3 so you want x^2=mx+b as x approaches 3 and you want (x^2)'=(mx+b)' as x approaches 3
(x^2)'=(mx+b)' as x approaches 3 means find the derivative then plug in 3
is the derivatie 2x?
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the derivative of x^2 is 2x and the derivative of mx+b is m
so you have 2x=m as x approaches 3 so m=?
after you find m replace the m in ... "so you want x^2=mx+b as x approaches 3 " and solve for b
is m=6?
yes m=2*3=6
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so now you solve for b: x^2=6x+b as x approaches 3
so b= -12?
3^2=6(3)+b 9=18+b I think b is -9
oh I see what you did 3^2 is not 3*2 3^2 is 3*3
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