Justin L. answered 11/04/20
Cal Poly SLO CompSci Major Specializing in Math/AP/SAT/ACT/Test Prep
The curve is y=(x^2)(ln x)
The given point is (1,0)
To find the tangent curve, you must find slope at the given point.
First, take derivative of the given curve.
dy/dx = (x^2)(1/x) + (2x)(ln x) ignoring d/dx
simplify
dy/dx = x + 2x(ln x)
plug in given x-coordinate
dy/dx = 1 + 2(1) (ln 1)
dy/dx = 1 = m = slope
plug in given point and slope into slope intercept form
y - y1 = m(x-x2)
y - 0 = 1(x-1)
your answer is
y = x - 1
Cheers!
Justin L.
Yes, your answer should be : y = x - 111/05/20
Sophia C.
does this answer my question11/04/20