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Find a value for c so that f(x) is continuous for all x.

c2-x2 if x<0
f(x)={ _______________
ccosx if x>0

use the four-step process to find a slopepredictor
function m(x). Then write an equation for the line tangent
to the curve at the point x = 8.

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f(x) = __________
^/¯x+8

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