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LogarithmLuke
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https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/derivative-of-1-x.211489/
In the last post, three last steps. He changes -h into -1, how does this work? I know that if you for example have h/h it's equal to 1 regardless of what value h has, since they're both the same value. I don't see that being applied here though. Could anyone help me out?
By the way, i tried messaging the person who posted it, but he is no longer active on this forum. The thread is also not open for further replies.
In the last post, three last steps. He changes -h into -1, how does this work? I know that if you for example have h/h it's equal to 1 regardless of what value h has, since they're both the same value. I don't see that being applied here though. Could anyone help me out?
By the way, i tried messaging the person who posted it, but he is no longer active on this forum. The thread is also not open for further replies.