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MEANING OF THE DIFFERENTIAL QUOTIENT 15 Replies

Started by JOHNCY T KURIAKOSE. Last reply by John Gabriel on Friday.

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John Gabriel replied to JOHNCY T KURIAKOSE's discussion 'MEANING OF THE DIFFERENTIAL QUOTIENT'

A definitive proof that Leibniz was clearly not on the right track either regarding the derivative.

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John Gabriel replied to JOHNCY T KURIAKOSE's discussion 'MEANING OF THE DIFFERENTIAL QUOTIENT'

Differentials are not infinitesimals and have nothing to do with limits. The attached file uses a simple related rates problem to demonstrate these facts in a way you have never seen before. This file has been updated since first upload to…

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