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What angle does the tangent to the curve y(x)=sin^2(x/9)+16sin(x/9) at x=9\pi make with the x-axis?
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bobpursley
if y' is slope, then slope is the tangent of that angle.
y'=2sin( )cos( ) + 16cos( )
at x/9, compute all that, then the angle is
arctan(y')
y'=2sin( )cos( ) + 16cos( )
at x/9, compute all that, then the angle is
arctan(y')
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