tiny-tim said:Hi James889!
No, you just write "dy/dx" …
d/dx ( f(x)y) = f'(x)y + f(x)dy/dx
James889 said:Hm?, what do you mean `just write`?
I can't think of anyone i hate more than Wilhelm Leibniz, for coming up with this stupid notation
Personally, I prefer Leibniz notation over Newton's notation as being more informative. The notation dy/dx is lots more informative than, say y' inasmuch as the Leibniz notation tells you exactly which variable with which differentiation is with respect to.James889 said:I can't think of anyone i hate more than Wilhelm Leibniz, for coming up with this stupid notation
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