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From your other post, you might have been a bit tired due to sleep deprivation, so don't be too hard on yourself for not getting it ;) As for the expression, y
by fesoliveira 8y ago
From your other post, you might have been a bit tired due to sleep deprivation, so don't be too hard on yourself for not getting it ;)
As for the expression, you just have to expand it:
y+dy = (x+dx)^-2
= 1 / (x+dx)^2
= 1 / (x^2 + 2xdx + d^2x)
= 1 / [x^2 * (1 + 2dx/x + d^2x / x^2)]
= 1 / [x^2 * (1 + dx/x)^2]
= [x^2 * (1 + dx/x)^2]^-1
= x^-2 * (1 + dx/x)^-2
It looks like a bit of a jump at first, but he just skipped the expansion of the expression. When I see this kind of thing, it helps me to just mess around with both start and end to see if I can find a way to get from one to the other.