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Gbob1
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Hi all, me again
I am referring to page 10 of chapter 14. For the mathematical proof of Ft I am stuck on the fourth line. How does:
-lim(r->0)[logP(t+r) - logPt]/r = -d/dt*logPt?
From what I remember from Maths A-level we'd only just about touched upon the use of lim. But I can't quite remember what it means and what it does. Does lim(r->0) mean the limit as r tends to 0? i think it does but am not sure.
Also it then shows that -d/dt*logPt = -1/Pt*d/dt*Pt
How do I get to this?
And finally how does -1/Pt*d/dt*Pt --> Pt = e^-(integral of Fs with boundaries t and 0)ds ?
Thank you.
I am referring to page 10 of chapter 14. For the mathematical proof of Ft I am stuck on the fourth line. How does:
-lim(r->0)[logP(t+r) - logPt]/r = -d/dt*logPt?
From what I remember from Maths A-level we'd only just about touched upon the use of lim. But I can't quite remember what it means and what it does. Does lim(r->0) mean the limit as r tends to 0? i think it does but am not sure.
Also it then shows that -d/dt*logPt = -1/Pt*d/dt*Pt
How do I get to this?
And finally how does -1/Pt*d/dt*Pt --> Pt = e^-(integral of Fs with boundaries t and 0)ds ?
Thank you.