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find the point on the curve y=x^3+7x at which the normal line has the equation y=x+ 20​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :   y=x^3+7x at which the normal line has the equation y=x+ 20​

To Find : The point :

Solution:

y = x³ + 7x

dy/dx = 3x²  + 7

Slope of tangent = 3x²  + 7

Slope of Normal = -1/(3x²  + 7)

normal line has the equation y=x+ 20​

=> slope = 1

Equate slope

1 =    -1/(3x²  + 7)

=> 3x²  + 7  = - 1

=>  3x² = -8

=> x² = -8/3

Not possible

y = x³ + 7x

y=x+ 20​

=> x³ + 7x  = x + 20

=> x³  + 6x - 20  = 0

=> (x - 2) ( x² + 2x  + 10) = 0

=> (x - 2) ( x² + 2x  + 10) = 0

x = 2

y = 22

( 2, 22) is the point but its not normal to the equation  

Looks some mistake in data

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