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Given the function Given the function   consider the contour curve   for   and   What is the slope of the tangent line at   Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate. A)    B)    C)  144.52 D)  23.69 E)  -0.16 consider the contour curve Given the function   consider the contour curve   for   and   What is the slope of the tangent line at   Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate. A)    B)    C)  144.52 D)  23.69 E)  -0.16 for Given the function   consider the contour curve   for   and   What is the slope of the tangent line at   Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate. A)    B)    C)  144.52 D)  23.69 E)  -0.16 and Given the function   consider the contour curve   for   and   What is the slope of the tangent line at   Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate. A)    B)    C)  144.52 D)  23.69 E)  -0.16 What is the slope of the tangent line at Given the function   consider the contour curve   for   and   What is the slope of the tangent line at   Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate. A)    B)    C)  144.52 D)  23.69 E)  -0.16 Round your answer to two decimal places where appropriate.

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