what does number 2 mean

[plush adder]

you mean (ii)?

[humble quarry]

Ye

[plush adder]

it's a constant

,w plot y = 2 between 1 and 2

[obtuse rock]

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[vague echo]

No, they're asking for the graph of g not g'! g(x)=2x+c; c is a constant

[plush adder]

i just demonstrated how g'(x) would look in that interval

g(x) would be something linear

[vague echo]

I thought you meant g is constant

[plush adder]

i tried to explain what (ii) would be it would be a constant

because (ii) is about g'

[humble quarry]

?

[plush adder]

it says g(1) = 0

[humble quarry]

So its constant on 0

[plush adder]

no

if the derivative is a constant then that implies a linear function for g

[plush adder]

browski says that here

[plush adder]

seems alr

[humble quarry]

Can i ask a question on how you simplify an equation...

I did some nice photomath and uh dont grt it

[plush adder]

ok

[humble quarry]

Somehow its supposed to be 2x^2 +9 / sqrrrrrt(x^2+9)

[plush adder]

oh you posted that

and i couldnt read shit lol

ah no it cancels out with the 1/2

so you want to simplify it?

[humble quarry]

Ye i need to find the second derivative.. but i cant make the first less annoying

I MADE THE FUCKING PLUS DISAPEAR

[plush adder]

Now can you make that right into one fraction?

[humble quarry]

Times it by sqrt (x^2+9) to rationalize?

[plush adder]

yes

f latex

[obtuse rock]

adonhs

[humble quarry]

I think what confused me is that there was two of the same

.solved