The y-intercept of a tangent to a curve can be found by:
- finding the tangent's gradient, then c = y - mx using the point of contact
- using the curve's end point
- it can't be found
- reading the curve at x = 0
Answer
A) finding the tangent's gradient, then c = y - mx using the point of contact
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