The slope of a curve at any point is given by with

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The slope of a curve at any point is given by dydx=2y−3x4y+5\dfrac{dy}{dx}=\dfrac{2y-3x}{4y+5} with y≠−54y\neq-\dfrac{5}{4}. Under which condition on xx and yy will the tangent to the curve be horizontal? (a) (2y−3x)(4y+5)=0(2y-3x)(4y+5)=0 (b) 4y+5=04y+5=0 (c) 2y−3x=02y-3x=0 (d) 2y−3x=4y+52y-3x=4y+5

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