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The equation is \"\".

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Rewrite the equation.

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(a) Graph:

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Graph the function \"\".

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(b) Evaluate the integral to find \"\" in terms of \"\".

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\"\", where \"\".

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Let us consider \"\".

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Graph:

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Graph the function \"\".

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(c)

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The equation is \"\".

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Apply derivative on each side with respect to \"\".

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The slope of  \"\" is \"\".

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The equation is \"\".

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Apply derivative on each side with respect to \"\".

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The product of two slopes is \"\"

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Therefore, the two tangents to the two graphs are perpendicular at points of intersection.

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(a)

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Graph of the function \"\" is

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(b)

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The equation is \"\".

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Graph of th function: \"\".

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(c) The tangents to the graphs are perpendicular at points of intersection.