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when do we include the integer coefficients when finding equation of the line??
the q below asked for the equation of the normal derived from an intergrated function
the q below asked for the equation of the normal derived from an intergrated function
Original post by pondsteps
when do we include the integer coefficients when finding equation of the line??
the q below asked for the equation of the normal derived from an intergrated function
the q below asked for the equation of the normal derived from an intergrated function
The question probably says give it in the form ax + by + c = 0 where a,b, c are integers. But you haven't provided the question so meh.
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