(February 20, 2013 at 3:10 pm)pocaracas Wrote: I always thought that x-dx != x, but you guys seem to be onto something.... .... ....
It seems dx is much larger than 0.000(etc)1.
PS: x is a real number; dx is an infinitesimal part of x.
!= means "not equals"
Umm... No. Actually,
That's how we get...
dx isn't a number. d is an operator that maps functions to functions. The ratios of these functions produce the derivative.
And for the record...