Let y = f(x) be an positive increasing function defined for x > 0. The length of the curve described by the graph of y = f(x) between x = 0 and x = t is equal to 1 tVA+* +In(t + v/4+P) – In 2 tv4+t? 4 If the tangent line to such a curve at ¤ = 4 is y = mx + c, then find m.

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Let y = f(x) be an positive increasing function defined for x > 0. The length of the curve
described by the graph of y = f(x) between x
O and x = t is equal to
|3D
1
tv4+t? + ln(t + v4+t?) – In 2
If the tangent line to such a curve at æ = 4 is y = mx + c, then find m.
(Enter an integer)
m =
Transcribed Image Text:Let y = f(x) be an positive increasing function defined for x > 0. The length of the curve described by the graph of y = f(x) between x O and x = t is equal to |3D 1 tv4+t? + ln(t + v4+t?) – In 2 If the tangent line to such a curve at æ = 4 is y = mx + c, then find m. (Enter an integer) m =
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        Length of curve y=f(x) is between x=0 and x=t is equal to14t4+t2+lnt+4+t2ln2.

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