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What is the difference b/w dy and delt y??
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dy is the limit of delta-y as it approaches zero.
When we have to find change in function, we"ll find dy or delta-y?
Depends on how much change you're looking for. Delta-y is measurable and has a definite value. dy is infinitesimal and is effectively zero - so you can add dy to something and not change it, but you can also divide by it without technically dividing by zero. delta-y/delta-x is an average rate of change (a slope), dy/dx is an instantaneous rate of change (slope of a tangent line.
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