UP TGT Mathematics Calculus Differentiation Test Series - Part 5

An isolated point (acnode) on a curve is a point whose coordinates satisfy the equation of the curve, but:

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
An isolated point (acnode) on a curve is a point whose coordinates satisfy the equation of the curve, but:
Options
A. It is a maximum
B. It is a point of inflection
C. No real points of the curve exist in its immediate neighborhood
D. It has infinite tangents
Explanation
Definition of an acnode (isolated point).
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