1-: ?(?) = ln (3 − √2? + 1) ? ′(0) =? 2-Passing through the point...

1-: ?(?) = ln (3 − √2? + 1) ? ′(0) =?

2-Passing through the point x = 1 and ? = 2?
Perpendicular to the straight line tangent to 3 + 5? - 2 parabola
what is the equation of the normal?

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milcah answered 2 years ago

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