We honestly don't know what the question is.
1/([*sqrt(cx)]
If y = cx + 1 is a tangent then it intersects the curve only once. Therefore cx + 1 = 3x^2 - 4x + 4 has only one root that is, 3x^2 - (c+4)x + 3 has a single root therefore the discriminant is 0: (c+4)^2 - 4*3*3 = 0 (c+4)^2 = 36 c + 4 = sqrt(36) = -6 or +6 Therefore c = -10 or c = 2.
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factor b(x+2) + c(x+2) (b+c)(x+2) need more info for futher analysis.
x = (d-a)/(a-c)
We honestly don't know what the question is.
x = b/(a + c)
y - d = cx so d = - cx + y That is the slope-intercept form in the c-d plane. Slope = -x Intercept = y
1/([*sqrt(cx)]
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If y = cx + 1 is a tangent then it intersects the curve only once. Therefore cx + 1 = 3x^2 - 4x + 4 has only one root that is, 3x^2 - (c+4)x + 3 has a single root therefore the discriminant is 0: (c+4)^2 - 4*3*3 = 0 (c+4)^2 = 36 c + 4 = sqrt(36) = -6 or +6 Therefore c = -10 or c = 2.
P = Cx 'P' = the product 'C' = any integer
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They are Roman numerals for 109 and 110 so the next numerals are cxi which equals 111
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It is: CX = 110