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Now, you've got to realize
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that when you're doing these calculus problems,
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Δx is a tiny number, Δy is a tiny number,
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Δx·Δy is tiny times tiny.
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So normally, we don't care about it,
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or if you want to be more accurate, of course,
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you should keep that term.
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In the first approximation,
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where you work to the first power of everything,
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this will be your Δf.
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But if you're a little more ambitious
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but you keep track of the fact the derivative itself is changing,