Discussion
Prime notation is used to denote only
Answer: C
Prime notation is convenient only for low orders:
\[ y', \quad y'', \quad y''' \]
Beyond the third derivative the primes become hard to count, and the numeral form \( y^{(4)} \) or the Leibniz form \( \tfrac{d^{4}y}{dx^{4}} \) is used instead.
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