SOLUTION: Find the slope of the curve y=11x^2 at (-4,176)

Question 1094852: Find the slope of the curve y=11x^2 at (-4,176)
Answer by ikleyn(52778) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Find the slope of the curve y=11x^2 at (-4,176)
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The slope of the curve  y=11x^2  at (-4,176) is equal to the value of the derivative of the function at  x = -4.


The derivative is  y'(x) = 2*11*x = 22*x.


The value of the derivative at x = -4 is  y'(-4) = 22*(-4).


Calculate it on your own.


This value is your answer.

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