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A tangent at point A of a curve can be viewed as the limit of which lines as B approaches A?
ASecants through A and B
BLines parallel to AB
CNormals drawn at A
DChords of equal length
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Secants through A and B
The secant through two nearby points turns into the tangent as the second point slides to the first.
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