Discussion
Y',y'',y''' ... notation is termed as
Answer: B
Writing derivatives with dashes - \( y' \), \( y'' \), \( y''' \) - is prime notation, due to Lagrange.
Leibniz notation is the alternative, \( \tfrac{dy}{dx} \), \( \tfrac{d^{2}y}{dx^{2}} \), which has the advantage of naming the independent variable explicitly.
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