1. Integrate the second derivative to find the first derivative
dxdy=∫(3x−2)dx
dxdy=23x2−2x+c
2. Determine the gradient of the tangent at $x = 4$
The line is 3x−y=2⟹y=3x−2.
The gradient of this line is 3.
Since the tangent is parallel to this line, dxdy=3 at x=4.
3. Find the constant of integration $c$
Substitute x=4 and dxdy=3:
3=23(4)2−2(4)+c
3=24−8+c
3=16+c⟹c=−13
So, dxdy=23x2−2x−13
4. Integrate the first derivative to find the equation of the curve
y=∫(23x2−2x−13)dx
y=21x3−x2−13x+d
5. Find the constant of integration $d$ using the point $A(4, -40)$
Substitute x=4 and y=−40:
−40=21(4)3−(4)2−13(4)+d
−40=32−16−52+d
−40=−36+d⟹d=−4
6. State the final equation of the curve
y=21x3−x2−13x−4
答案y=21x3−x2−13x−4