The Equation Of The Tangent Parallel To y = x drawn To  is

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Question

The equation of the tangent parallel to y = x drawn to  is

Solution

Correct option is

 

Let y = c be the required tangent. Then, 

        

  

Hence, required tangents are y = x ± 1.

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