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  • Thanks for the reply :-)

    Would you be able to produce a small video to better explain this please?

    I have seen this before in the book "A Primer on Numerical Sequences", but so far have not been able to make a crystal clear connection on how these relate to deriving an equation from a sequence on numbers - based on the depth and values in the table.

  • Wildberger, your videos are uniformly excellent.

  • Does the table of differences have any relation to 'derivatives'?

  • Hi newtonparticle,

    Yes, the difference operator is the discrete analog of a derivative, and there are many parallels between the two concepts. That is one reason why young people would do well learning about tables of differences.

    Good question.

  • This is my favorite YouTube channel.

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