Tangent fitting into a function
Tangent fitting into a function
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How can I fit a tanget into a function?
I need the red line in a function.
Thank you
I need the red line in a function.
Thank you
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RE: Tangent fitting into a function
A tangent is the slope of the function https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangent
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RE: Tangent fitting into a function
You can differentiate either of those cubic polynomials to find dy/dx as a function of x, and then plug in your x value.
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(2B)+(2B)' ?