Original post by REASON_Lighters
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No...
y=f(x)
dy/dx=f'(x)
dy/dx means the derivative of f(x) with respect to x. So dy/dx on its own has no meaning if you don't know what y is.
A solution to dy/dx=1 would be y=x+constant.
Original post by natninja
No...
y=f(x)
dy/dx=f'(x)
dy/dx means the derivative of f(x) with respect to x. So dy/dx on its own has no meaning if you don't know what y is.
A solution to dy/dx=1 would be y=x+constant.
y=f(x)
dy/dx=f'(x)
dy/dx means the derivative of f(x) with respect to x. So dy/dx on its own has no meaning if you don't know what y is.
A solution to dy/dx=1 would be y=x+constant.
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