For some reason I don't get 15b and 15c? Im probably over thinking it.
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I would say you are,
15b
Just needs you to show that the point (-4,-64) satisfies both of the given equations . Just sub the point in y = x^3 and also y - 12x+ 16 = 0 and you see that LHS = RHS
15c is integration with limits -4 to 2 (which was the point of Q15b) y1-y2
15b
Just needs you to show that the point (-4,-64) satisfies both of the given equations . Just sub the point in y = x^3 and also y - 12x+ 16 = 0 and you see that LHS = RHS
15c is integration with limits -4 to 2 (which was the point of Q15b) y1-y2