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[" The equation of the tangent to the curve "y=sqrt(9-2x^(2))" at the point where the ordinate "],[" are equal is "],[[" 1) "2x+y-3sqrt(3)=0," 2) "2x+y+3sqrt(3)=0],[" 2"x-y-3sqrt(3)=0," 4) "2x-y+3sqrt(3)=0]]

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