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Please help me with this calculus 1 question

Please help me with this calculus 1 question-example-1
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Answer:

tangent: y-
(\pi )/(4) = -4(x -
(\pi )/(2))

Explanation:

differentiating


y' sin(16x) + 16ycos(16x) = cos(2y) -2xy'sin(2y)

isolating y' to one side and simplifying


y'sin(16x) + 2xy'sin(2y) = cos(2y) - 16ycos(16x)


y'(sin(16x) + 2xsin(2y)) = cos(2y)-16ycos(16x)\\y' = (cos(2y)-16ycos(16x))/(sin(16x) + 2xsin(2y))

when x =
(\pi)/(2),

y' =
(cos((\pi )/(2) ) - 4\pi cos(8\pi) )/(sin(8\pi) + \pi sin((\pi )/(2)) )

y' =
(0-4\pi )/(0+\pi ) = (-4\pi )/(\pi ) =-4

tangent: y-
(\pi )/(4) = -4(x -
(\pi )/(2))

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