Mm1 2 11d Example 2

Fast Reader Notes: Consider the cubic polynomial y equals X minus 1 all squared times X plus to and we take the original power and we multiply that out the front so we'll have

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and subtract one off the power for each of these polynomial terms so x squared when we take the power the front will be the gradient of the tangent is equal to the derivative evaluated at 4 and when we put 4 into that rule we have

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function we substitute X plus h wherever there was an X so this is going to give minus to and we take the original power and we multiply that out the front so we'll have Consider the cubic polynomial y equals X minus 1 all squared times X plus

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to and we take the original power and we multiply that out the front so we'll have
and subtract one off the power for each of these polynomial terms so x squared when we take the power the front will be
the gradient of the tangent is equal to the derivative evaluated at 4 and when we put 4 into that rule we have
function we substitute X plus h wherever there was an X so this is going to give minus