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money = money(t) inflation = d money / dt rate of increase of inflation = d^2 money / dt^2 rate of change in rate of increase of inflation = d^3 money / dt^3
by jlrubin 4y ago
money = money(t)
inflation = d money / dt
rate of increase of inflation = d^2 money / dt^2
rate of change in rate of increase of inflation = d^3 money / dt^3
rate of increase of inflation was decreasing = sign(d^3 money / dt^3)
- moralestapia 4y agoHuh? I parse it as, money = money(t) inflation = d money / dt rate of change (increase or decrease) on inflation = d^2 money / dt^2 ^^^^ and this is the one w/ a low value
- osrec 4y agoIt doesn't have a low value, but it itself is decreasing, thereby referring to money's third derivative.
- moralestapia 4y agoAaaaaah, OK, I see it now.