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by gruez
1772 days ago
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>that it by far dwarfs the original meaning of the instantaneous rate of change in calculus. That's not even the original meaning. According to etymology section on wiktionary, it dates back to middle french and latin, before issac newton was even born. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/derivative#Etymology |
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