Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the gray line at x = 0, have any relationship to the derivative value f'(0)? 3E. Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the derivative line at x = 0, have any relationship to f(0), the y-coord. on the parabola at x = 0?
Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the gray line at x = 0, have any relationship to the derivative value f'(0)? 3E. Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the derivative line at x = 0, have any relationship to f(0), the y-coord. on the parabola at x = 0?
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3D. Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the gray line at x = 0, have any relationship to the derivative value f'(0)?
3E. Does f'(0), the y-coordinate on the derivative line at x = 0, have any relationship to f(0), the y-coord. on the parabola at x = 0?
Transcribed Image Text:This image presents a graph on a Cartesian coordinate system. It includes the following components:
1. **Parabola:** The function \( f(x) = 0.25x^2 - 5 \) is graphed as a parabola opening upwards. The vertex of the parabola is located below the x-axis.
2. **Axes:** The x-axis and y-axis intersect at the origin, marked as Center (0,0).
3. **Tangent Line:** A tangent line to the parabola is depicted in blue, intersecting the parabola at a specific point. This tangent line has an arrow indicating the direction.
4. **Labelled Elements:**
- The parabola is labeled as \( f \).
- The tangent line is labeled explicitly as "tangent."
5. **Straight Line:** Another line, labeled \( f' \), is shown intersecting the y-axis above the parabola and extends across the graph.
The background of the graph is light blue, and the graph is neatly labeled and drawn, illustrating the relationship between the function and its tangent at a given point.
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