Calculus - Find the Equation of the Tangent Derivatives Derivative Line Intuitive Math Help

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[ProjectAwesome1]

I knew this was what I was supposed to do for my assignment, but the marking system keeps telling me my answer is incorrect, even though I am POSITIVE it is correct.

f(x) = (3x^2) +2 --> 3(1)^2 +2 = 5 ,therefore (1,5) is my point.

f '(x) = 6x

f '(1) = 6(1) = 6 = m

tangent eq = [y-y1 = m(x-x1)]

point given (1,5)

y-(5)=6(x-(1))

y=6x-6+5

y=6x-1

can anyone explain what I did wrong here?

[Chrisd935]

@ProjectAwesome1 they might want you to have it in point slope form..

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[piercdbruh]

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[jockyhalo]

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[Recklessfire0]

Thank you so much! I didn't understand the other formulas used to find the tangent line curve but this is easy and concise. :) you are a grade saver.

[highhat3]

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[yassin0808]

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[dragonfire84724]

thanks. we weren't even taught this formula yet buh the text book wants us to find the equations -_-"

[dailybrother]

oh yea. one last thing, can you post other examples of tangents too with questions of how to solve them in different scenarios eg. proving that it's perpendicular and other scenarios please? thanks.

[dailybrother]

can you do a vid with the examples of how to apply each rule in deriviatives eg. chain rule, power of a function product rule, quotient, power, linear, constant multiple, sum or difference, etc? please? you really explained this vid quite well.

[EuanTheBold]

For anyone who didn't quite get it here is an ultra simplified way of saying it: differentiate the function your given. once you've done that plug in the X point your given and you will get the gradient (m). once you have that it's just a case of plugging the gradient and the point into the equation and simplifying :)

[EuanTheBold]

very helpful :)

i'm doing higher maths right now in scotland so we name things a wee bit differently like the equation Y-Y1=m(X-X1)

we call it Y-a=m(X-b) to avoid confusion between the 2 X's and Y's but appart from one or two things named differently it made good sence :)

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[cahall89]

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[Grobannela]

Nice video, but I have a few doubts..

[themanofaction]

This is an excellent video, sir. Extremely clear and helpful. The outline, then demonstrating, then referring back to the steps is the best way to teach this kind of thing, but so few do it. So really, great job!