Original post by SakuraE
Do you have to include the zero when you differentiation a number
as in
y = 3x +2
dy/dx 3 + (o)
or could I have just written 3
as in
y = 3x +2
dy/dx 3 + (o)
or could I have just written 3
You could have just written 3.
Don't need to write 0. It is assumed
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