Does (Δ(Δx))/(Δ(Δy)) exist in both mathematics and physics? Thanks a lot
Jan 18, 2011 #1 syu111111 7 0 Does (Δ(Δx))/(Δ(Δy)) exist in both mathematics and physics? Thanks a lot
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Jan 18, 2011 #2 chwala Gold Member 871 70 delta does indeed exist in maths and physics it is the other way of saying d/dx (dy/dx) of a function....
delta does indeed exist in maths and physics it is the other way of saying d/dx (dy/dx) of a function....