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    Find the Point Where the Tangent to the Curve\(y = x \sqrt { 3 - x }\)
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Find the Point Where the Tangent to the Curve y=x3−xy = x \sqrt { 3 - x }y=x3−x​

Question 204

Question 204

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Find the point where the tangent to the curve y=x3−xy = x \sqrt { 3 - x }y=x3−x​ has zero slope.

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