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How do I figure whether to do implicit differentiation or just explicit?? Thanks for the answer.

So as x changes derivative changes. Thanks.

Well f(x) = x^2 is vertically asymptotic. And it's derivative is always 2x isn't it? Will it be 2x everywhere? (I am new to calculus so pls bare.)

But at other points the function is the same so wouldn't by power rule the derivative be same??

Thanks

What is an asymptotic function. How do you integrate it?

Is the derivative of a function everywhere the same on a given curve? Or is it just for a infinitesimally small part of the curve? Thank you for the answer.

Its not a concept it's a proven theory and it's not outdated we still use it.

I think he/she means that just like the bread slice example of multiverse which explains why gravity is weak, maybe speed of light is also distributed in the multiverse.

Like gravity?

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Hermitian operator.

Thanks I needed this kind of an answer.

Fascinating captain.