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In this question, we are given the function f, and this is the curve, and this is the function, and we are given that l is tangent to the function f at point p.
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In part a, we want to find the coordinates of p.
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So at point p, x is 0, so just sub in 0 into the function, function.
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So f0 will be 0 minus 0 plus 0 plus 6.
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So the y value or y in the set for function f is 6.
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So therefore p is 0, 6.
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That's the coordinate.
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So this point here is 0, 6.
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B part 1, we want to find f prime x.
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That is differentiate f respect to x.
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Now since there are four terms here separated by minus and plus sign, we can do term by term differentiation.
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For the first term x cubed, when we differentiate that, we'll get bring down the power 3, repeat the x and subtract 1 to the power.
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Now 2 is multiplied variable, so it's kept aside, differentiating x square, bring down the power 2, repeat the x and subtract 1 to the power.
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Now a is a constant, multiplied to x, so it's kept cap aside, an x -differentiated aspect to itself is just 1.
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And 6 is a constant, when differentiated, you get 0.
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So f prime x is 3x squared minus 4x plus a.
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Part 2, we want to find the equation of l at the point p.
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Now, since l is a tangent at the point p, the gradient of line l is equal to the differentiation of the function f at the point p.
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And that is when x is 0.
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So f prime 0 is just sub 0 into the x, i'll get 0 minus 0 plus a.
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So the gradient of the line is a.
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Now in general, for a line with gradient m and passes through a point x0, y0, the equation of the line would be y minus y0 equals to m bracket x minus x0.
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So the equation of line l at point point p where p is 0, 6...