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determine the slop of the function at the indicated domain value.
the prblem is: s(n)= log(n^2 - 4): n=3
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determine the slop of the function at the indicated domain value.
the prblem is: s(n)= log(n^2 - 4): n=3
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Question 262860: I have no idea how to begin solving this:
determine the slop of the function at the indicated domain value.
the prblem is: s(n)= log(n^2 - 4): n=3 Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! To find slope we take a derivative.
The derivative formula we need is
(i)
will become
(ii)
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let U = n^2 - 4
now
dU = 2n
so, from (ii) we get
Next let n = 3, and we get
which is
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I hope this is what you were looking for.
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