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This is just really weakly argued. Firstly, the notation does use capital X and and lowercase x. You need to realize these are different. It's not substitution
by htns 10y ago
This is just really weakly argued. Firstly, the notation does use capital X and and lowercase x. You need to realize these are different. It's not substitution to go from X^2 to x^2. Capital letters are not real numbers, and thus it's a type error too. Secondly, if you are familiar with differentiation and integration, you are familiar with straight substitution not always being correct.