For what positive value of x does the tangent line to the curve y=ln(1-x) intersect the y-axis at the point (0,2)

0 < x < 1

Step-by-step explanation:

the derivative of the curve allows one to compute the slope:

(1/1-x) is the value of the slope, which depends of the point x. By using the line equation we have:

where yl is the tangent line of the original curve y in the point x.

For the intersection point (0,2), with b=2, we obtain:

The denominator must be different of zero. And the original curve y(x) only can take values of x < 1. Hence the positive value of x for the tangent line will be:

0 < x < 1

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