William Anthony Granville, Elements of the Differential and Integral Calculus… (1911)
“ Solving this equation, we find that or 2, giving points C and D where the curve (or tangent) is parallel to OX. (d) = 45°, ; therefore . Solving, we get , giving two points where the slope of the curve (or tangent) is unity. (e) Slope of line ; therefore . Solving, we get , giving points E and F where curve (or tangent) is parallel to line AB.Since a curve at any point has the same direction as its tangent at that point, the angle between two curves at a common point will be the angle between their tangents at that point. ”
