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Find the tangent line equation of the curve at the given point. Y=arcsin(7x) at the point where x=sqrt2/14

User MortalMan
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Answer:


Y-(\pi)/(2) =(\pi)/(2) (x+\sqrt{(1)/(7)})

Explanation:

The equation of the curve is


Y = sin^(-1)(7x)

To find the equation of tangent we need to differentiate this equation w.r.t x

So, differentiating we get


Y'=(7)/(√(1-49x^2) )

This would give the slope of the tangent line at any given point of which x coordinate is known. In the present case it is
x = \sqrt{(1)/(7) }

Then slope would accordingly be


Y'=(7)/(√(1-49/49) )

= ∞

For,
x = \sqrt{(1)/(7) },
Y = sin^(-1)(7/7)= \pi/2

Equation of tangent line, in the point slope form, would be
Y-(\pi)/(2) =(\pi)/(2) (x+\sqrt{(1)/(7)})

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