Asked by Anonymous
the sl0pe of the tangent line to the graph of the exponential function y=2^x at the point (0,1) is
lim(x->0)(2^x-1)/x.
estimate the slope of three decimal places.
f'(x)=2^x. what do i do. we have to solve this without using derivative. i keep getting zero.
lim(x->0)(2^x-1)/x.
estimate the slope of three decimal places.
f'(x)=2^x. what do i do. we have to solve this without using derivative. i keep getting zero.
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Answered by
bobpursley
you have the derivative wrong.
f'(x)= 2^x * ln2
But you cant use derivatives...Can you use L'Hopitals Rule for limits of the form 0/0 ?
If so, then the limit becomes
slope= (2^x ln2 -0)/1 and as x>0, this is ln 2.
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