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when the question says the rate of changing something, is it always d(something)/dt?
Original post by Iconic_panda
when the question says the rate of changing something, is it always d(something)/dt?
Well yeah. The rate of changing is how much does something change over an interval of time, which is precisely what d(something)/dt is.
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