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if y=f(x), then what is dy/dx equal to? the answer is Limit [f(x-delta x)-f(x)]/delta x explain the answer.
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dy/dx is equal to the derivative of f(x). The definition of a derivative for a function f(x) is lim h -> 0 for (f(x + h) - f(x))/h. h = delta x
can i be explained how the limits and delta fit in here according to the Q.although i have the concept that its about rate of change of one thing with respect to another.
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