
Doug C. answered 12/07/21
Math Tutor with Reputation to make difficult concepts understandable
Every point on the graph of y will be of the form (x, x/(x+2)). The slope of a line passing through a point with those coordinates and the point (1,2) will look like this:
m = ( 2 - x/(x+2) ) / (1-x)
The derivative of y (dy/dx) is y' = 2/(x+2)2. That is also a formula for the slope of a line with an x coordinate of x.
So these two expressions must be equal:
(2 - x/(x+2) ) / ( 1 - x) = 2/(x+2)2.
Here you probably want to cross multiply, ending with a quadratic equation which you can solve for x using the quadratic formula--giving the required to values for x.
Try the above and check it out here:
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