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Rates of change and differential equations — Question 6

QCAA 2025, Paper 2 · 1 mark

Q6 · 2025 · Technology-activeSimple familiar1 mark

QUESTION 6

Determine the gradient of the tangent to y2=4xy^2=4x when y=1y=1.
(A)
44
(B)
22
(C)
0.50.5
(D)
0.250.25
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