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suppose that some quantity y is a function of some other quantity x, and suppose that y is a mass, i.e. y is measured in pounds, and x is a length, measured in feet. What units do the increments △y and △x, and the derivative dy/dx have?
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△y is mass gain. Like when you say: "I gain 5 pounds in weight". So 5 pounds is △y in this case. Simmilar story for △x. dy/dx = △y/△x for △y and △x very, very, very... small. So pounds/feet
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