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Does Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) exist in mathematics and physics?
The discussion centers on the mathematical and physical interpretation of the expression Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy). Participants agree that while Δx and Δy represent changes in variables, the expression Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) lacks a defined meaning in both mathematics and physics. The correct approach to calculating acceleration involves Δ(Δx)/Δt rather than Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δt). Ultimately, the consensus is that Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) does not exist as a meaningful calculation.
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syu111111 said:Sorry. I should say:
I mean that Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) does not have any physics or mathematical meaning. Do you agree? If not, can you tell me what is the meaning of Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy)? Sure, you can do any calculation as you want.