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What does DxDy mean in calculus?
Dx is the differential of X, that is, the derivative of X in the formula containing X. 。

Dy is the differential of y, that is, the derivative of x in the formula containing y.

Dx is not the transformation quantity of X, but the variation quantity of X is Δ x, and Δ x and dx are two completely different concepts. δx is a nonlinear variable and dx is a linear variable, and their relationship will play an unparalleled role in engineering numerical analysis.

The y corresponding to dx is called dy, which is differential; Y corresponding to Δ x is called Δ y, which means variation. Generally speaking, the function y obtained by dimensional analysis is almost impossible to be a linear function, and in 99% cases, y is a nonlinear function.

Methods of extended data derivation:

(1) Steps to find the derivative of the function y=f(x) at x0:?

① Find the increment δ y = f (x0+δ x)-f (x0) of the function?

② Find the average change rate?

③ Seek the limit and derivative.

(2) Derivative formulas of several common functions:?

① C'=0(C is a constant);

②(x^n)'=nx^(n- 1)(n∈q); ?

③(sinx)' = cosx; ?

④(cosx)' =-sinx; ?

⑤(e^x)'=e^x;

⑥ (a x)' = a A Xin (ln is natural logarithm)?

⑦ loga(x)'=( 1/x)loga(e)?

(3) Four algorithms of derivative:?

①(u v)'=u' v '

②(uv)'=u'v+uv '?

③(u/v)'=(u'v-uv')/ v^2?

④[u(v)]'=[u'(v)]*v' (u(v) is the compound function f[g(x)])?