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$\tiny{APC.2.1.06}$
The graph of $y=e^{\tan x}-2$ crosses the x-axis at one point in the interval [0,1]
What is the slope of the graph at this point.
a, 0.606 b. 2 c, 2.242 d.2.961 e.3.747
[d]
$\begin{array}{rll}
\textit{given} &e^{\tan \:x}-2 &(1)\\
\textit{rewrite} &e^{\tan x}=2 &(2) \\
\textit{e thru} &\tan x=\ln 2 &(3)\\
\textit{isolate x } &x=\arctan \ln 2+\pi n &(4)\\
\textit{[0,1] } &\arctan(\ln 2)=0.606 &(5)\\
\textit{m at x} &y_m=e^{\tan (x)}\sec ^2(x) &(6)\\
\textit{m} &y_m(0.606)=2.96 &(7)
\end{array}$
it took me 2 hours to do this
must be a better way
if its correct:unsure:
The graph of $y=e^{\tan x}-2$ crosses the x-axis at one point in the interval [0,1]
What is the slope of the graph at this point.
a, 0.606 b. 2 c, 2.242 d.2.961 e.3.747
[d]
$\begin{array}{rll}
\textit{given} &e^{\tan \:x}-2 &(1)\\
\textit{rewrite} &e^{\tan x}=2 &(2) \\
\textit{e thru} &\tan x=\ln 2 &(3)\\
\textit{isolate x } &x=\arctan \ln 2+\pi n &(4)\\
\textit{[0,1] } &\arctan(\ln 2)=0.606 &(5)\\
\textit{m at x} &y_m=e^{\tan (x)}\sec ^2(x) &(6)\\
\textit{m} &y_m(0.606)=2.96 &(7)
\end{array}$
it took me 2 hours to do this
must be a better way
if its correct:unsure: