> While we're at it, it's probably not the best idea to represent derivatives as fractions either (for the sake of notational consistency).
Do you mean dy/dx? Why isn't that a good idea? Isn't fractional form useful, for example solving differential equation y = dy/dx => dy/y = dx? What are the alternative you'd prefer: prime notation, D-notation, or else?
Do you mean dy/dx? Why isn't that a good idea? Isn't fractional form useful, for example solving differential equation y = dy/dx => dy/y = dx? What are the alternative you'd prefer: prime notation, D-notation, or else?