The curve with equation y= e* In(x- 1) has a stationary point when x = p. (i) Show that p satisfies the equation x= I+ 2(x-1). where exp(x) denotes e".

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5 The curve with equation y = e- In(x- 1) has a stationary point when x = p.
(i) Show that p satisfies the equation x 1+ expl
,where exp(x) denotes e".
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Transcribed Image Text:5 The curve with equation y = e- In(x- 1) has a stationary point when x = p. (i) Show that p satisfies the equation x 1+ expl ,where exp(x) denotes e". 2(x-1)
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