Why Can Derivatives Be Treated Like Fractions in Solving Equations?

FactChecker · Aug 4, 2021

Dale said:

In a calculus class I would teach only as much real analysis or sequences as is absolutely necessary to teach calculus. I think that is pretty minimal...

I think that would not be wise. Engineers and applied mathematicians would probably be hurt by that.

Dale · Aug 4, 2021

FactChecker said:

I think that would not be wise. Engineers and applied mathematicians would probably be hurt by that.

How?

FactChecker · Aug 4, 2021

Dale said:

How?

Engineers and applied mathematicians need to be very experienced and comfortable with convergent sequences and series of all sorts.

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