The plane y=1 intersects the surface z=x5+2xy−y5 in a certain curve. Find the slope of the tangent line of this curve at the point P=(1,1,2).

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Answer:

slope = 7

Step-by-step explanation:

You have that the plane y=1 intersects the following surface:

[tex]z=x^5+2xy-y^5[/tex]             (1)

To find the slope of the curve, you first replace y=1 in the equation (1):

[tex]z=x^5+2x(1)-(1)^5=x^5+2x-1[/tex]       (2)

This is the generated curve when the plane y=1 intersect the surface z.

The slope of a function is given by the derivative of the function. Then, you calculate dz/dx in the equation (2):

[tex]\frac{dz}{dx}=5x^4+2[/tex]

The slope only depends of the value of x. The slope for the point P(1,1,2) is:

[tex]\frac{dz}{dx}_{x=1}=5(1)^4+2=7[/tex]

The value of the slope of the tangent line to point P is 7

The value of the slope of the tangent line is 7.

Slope of line :

The given surface is,  [tex]z=x^{5}+2xy-y^{5}[/tex]

The plane [tex]y=1[/tex] intersects the surface given surface.

                  [tex]z=x^{5}+2x-1[/tex]

To find the slope of tangent line differentiate above curve equation with respect to x.

                [tex]\frac{dz}{dx}=5x^{4}+2[/tex]

Substitute point [tex](1,1,2)[/tex] in above equation.

         [tex]\frac{dz}{dx}=5(1)^{4} +2=7[/tex]

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