Answer to Question #341553 in Calculus for Myr

Question #341553

The slope of the curve y=3x²−5 at point (−1,−2) is

Expert's answer

"y'=(3x^2-5)'=6x"

"y'(-1)=6(-1)=-6"

The slope of the curve "y=3x^2\u22125" at point "(\u22121,\u22122)" is "-6."

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