At which point on the following curve are the tangents parallel to the x-axis?
At which point on the following curve are the tangents parallel to the x-axis?
y=1-2x-3x^2
Hey how do i find this? Can someone direct me to the answer...
Thanks
y=1-2x-3x^2
Hey how do i find this? Can someone direct me to the answer...
Thanks
I hope you saw what I said before I accidentally edited.
(edited 12 years ago)
Original post by abdmoh!
so basically...
make the derivative 0 and factorise the expression and solve for x?
make the derivative 0 and factorise the expression and solve for x?
Basically, yeah.
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