question:
If the curve with equation $y=x^3+px^2-4 $ is tangent with x -axis.
Find the $p$
I know:
tangent Means -> y=0 , y'(Slope of the line)=0
How can I get a complete and correct answer?
Thanks for your help
question:
If the curve with equation $y=x^3+px^2-4 $ is tangent with x -axis.
Find the $p$
I know:
tangent Means -> y=0 , y'(Slope of the line)=0
How can I get a complete and correct answer?
Thanks for your help
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Hints: You can obtain two equations in two unknowns by putting $y = 0$, and by finding $y'$, then setting $y' = 0$.
$$y=x^3+px^2-4 = 0 \iff \ldots$$
$$y' = 3x^2 + 2px = 0 \iff x(3x + 2p) = 0\iff \ldots$$