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Find the equation of tangent and normal to the curve y = 2e-x÷3 where the curve meets the Y-axis

Answers

Answered by vivekbt42kvboy
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given y=2

3

−x

,

dx

dy

=ln(2)(2

3

−x

)

dx

d

(

3

−x

) Applying exponential functional rule,

=−

3.2

x/3

ln2

The point where at the curve meets y axis, we substitute x=0 in the first equation gives y=1

The slope `m' of the curve at the point (0,1) is given as −

3

ln(2)

.

The equation of tangent at (x

1

,y

1

) is

(y−y

1

)=m(x−x

1

)

The equation of normal at (x

1

,y

1

) is

(y−y

1

)=−

m

1

(x−x

1

), −1/m is the slope of normal

the equation at the points (0,1) for slope −

3

ln(2)

.

y−1=−

3

ln(2)

x (Equation of tangent)

y−1=

ln(2)

3

x (Equation of normal)

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