If the normal to the curve y=xlnxy=xlnx is parrallel to the straight line 2x-2y+3=02x−2y+3=0 ,then the normal equation is...... a.x-y=3e^-2x−y=3e−2 b.x-y=6e^-2x−y=6e−2 c.x-y=3e^2x−y=3e2 ?
1 Answer
May 10, 2018
Option A is correct .
Explanation:
The line can be rewritten a
2x + 3 = 2y2x+3=2y
x + 3/2 = yx+32=y
So the slope of the line (as well as the normal line) will be
y' = lnx + x(1/x) = lnx + 1
We have:
-1= lnx + 1 -> lnx = -2 -> x = e^-2
The corresponding value of
We now can see that the normal has equation
y - (-2e^-2) = x - e^-2
y = x - e^-2 - 2e^-2
y = x - 3e^-2
Or
x - y = 3e^-2
Which is option A.
Hopefully this helps!