#Derivatives Tangent Lines
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Slope of Tangent line at a point x = derivative f(x) at x
Find the derivative of f(x), then find when it equals zero (a line with slope zero is a horizontal line)
Could you show me /thpe up ypur work
Yep thats right, now just substitute them into f(x)
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Take the ln of both sides
ln(a^b) = b•ln(a)