Is here any one WHO EXACTLY KNOW whats CALCULAS IS ??
@lgbasallote @Limitless
Essentially, it is a very small change in y with respect to a very small change in x. You could use these small changes to calculate gradient or area.
yeahh,,, it is a very easy concept
plzz explain
These two answers are wrong. Calculus is a mathematical field.
so!! i know that
\[\text{slope} = \text{derivative} = \frac{\Delta y}{\Delta x} = \frac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1}\]
calculus - mathematics of change
@lgbasallote, that's a concept *in* Calculus.
yeah..i defined calculus after it lol
*reportedly* discovered by newton and liebniz
you mean, "developed"
Platonism is wrong.
okay Lgba and limit would to like to elaborate plzzzz
You could even extend this to R^3 or even R^n, and hence, we'll get multivariable calculus, where you differentiate or integrate with respect to one variable, such as x, while other variables like y and z are present. Yeah, lgbasallote defined the differentiation part of it... In fact, although Leibnez and Newton discovered/developed calculus, each had their own different notation. Hence you have the notation f'(x), which basically means the same thing as dy/dx
Calculus is a method of Counting {infinitesimal pieces }
okay
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@Master.RohanChakraborty knows exactly what i am talking about ;D
lol
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