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C2 Differentiation - Easy Stuff

Well this is the chapter I kinda missed at school due to illness, so Im just self teaching it all from the book and doing as many question as possible. There's just one thing - Showing that a point lies on a curve.

I may just be tired from travelling all week, but what do you do here?

Example:

With the curve y=x^2 -6x, show that the point (3,-9) lies on it.

What exactly do you have to look for here?

Thanks
Reply 1
-9=3^2 -6*3
-9=9-18

Isn't it just subbing in the values to show that it lies on the curve?
Reply 2
-9=3^2 -6*3
-9=9-18

Isn't it just subbing in the values to show that it lies on the curve?
I would say so!
Reply 3
*slaps oneself round the face with a large trout*

No comment. lol.
lol

now this is guna go to the top...sorry mate lol...btw i'm 18 2mz so message me if ur nice:P

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