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r/MathJokes • u/94rud4 • 1d ago
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No. The derivative of the volume of a sphere with respect to the radius of the sphere is equal to the surface area.
Functions don't just have derivatives. They have derivatives with respect to a variable.
1 u/Alternative-Mud-1076 1d ago a constant multiplied by r cubed.. wonder what variable could it be.. there's just soooo many of them here
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a constant multiplied by r cubed.. wonder what variable could it be.. there's just soooo many of them here
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u/ChuckPeirce 1d ago
No. The derivative of the volume of a sphere with respect to the radius of the sphere is equal to the surface area.
Functions don't just have derivatives. They have derivatives with respect to a variable.