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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Mathematical sentence
The normal symbol which shows a small change in x is delta x.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? And besides, is there any more natural expression?
Is this sentence grammatically correct? And besides, is there any more natural expression?
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"delta x" is not a symbol. The symbol normally used to denote a small change in a variable is ? ("delta").
- "delta x" is not a symbol.
- The symbol normally used to denote a small change in a variable is ?
- ("delta").
- x ("delta x").
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"delta x" is not a symbol.
The symbol normally used to denote a small change in a variable is ? ("delta"). For example, a small change in x is denoted ?x ("delta x").
The symbol normally used to denote a small change in a variable is ? ("delta"). For example, a small change in x is denoted ?x ("delta x").
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Thank you so much indeed, GPY.
I had forgotten that we can write Greek characters in this site.
I had forgotten that we can write Greek characters in this site.
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