#can someone pls explain this to me
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yes
but you're already given the derivative
Also what's part a)
Ye ig
yes with the 4,9
Aight I'll explain properly now was eating mb
So at normal the gradient would be
-1 × reciprocal of dy/dx
So -dx/dy
And this will be equal to -1/2
Because l is parallel to like 2y +x
Ao it will have the same gradient to this line
The gradient of this line is y = -x/2
So -1/2
@woven oriole
I got x=1.5
Is that it?
do u understand it
I’m aware about allat that stuff
Kinda not really
Tomorrow morning
I can send my working out
Because I’m boutta sleep n my brain ain’t properly functioning
😭😭😭
Wait ill send my working
- 2 = 2?
Where did the extra 2 come from
Hol on ill read this stuff tomorrow my heads hurting from so much math today 😭😭😭
I appreciate it tho thank you
Gradient of the tangent is - 1/ gradient of normal
Normal has gradient - 1/2
so tangent has gradient 2
But we're given the gradient function so just set it equal to 2
to find the x coordinate
Can you help with my potato question
To do with biology?
Potentially
Dk what ur talking about ibr but send it thru I can try 😭😭
I’m still y11 tho so idk if I’ve covered it yet
Check under maths questions
Did u do what I said ?
not quite
What u do
Read my earlier message
Fs
So basically u did dy/dx = 2
yes