what is the main difference between (dt) delta time and (triangle time )......in physics....??
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delta dt refers to differentiation of the quantity.It means that the the quantity would be differentiated with respect to anotger quantity.
While∆t refers to change.(It's a greek alphabet which literally is symbolic if change)
It means that ∆t will tell you the change in time over a certain period.
Like the example here
initial time 3:20 and final time 5:40
so the chnge in time is demonstrated by ∆t between the two times=5:40-3:20=340min-200min=140m
hence ∆t i.e. change in time is =140m
The same applies for ∆v or ∆ d
Hope it cleared all your doubts and if there are still some doubts then comment about it and I will update the answer accordingly to ckear your further doubts.
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