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I actually cal. this question; but unfortunately my net connection went off and i lost it. I am not willing to write all that again as it is very time consuming.
But in brief : (x1, y1) lie on the curve. So, eqn. of tangent will be: 2 - y1 = (6x12) / ( 2y1 - 4) ( 1 -x1) With the help of this and the eqn. of the curve, u get x as -1 and 2. Solve further as i earlier posted. |
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