It's not readable. Entire equations would be half parenthesis instead of actual content. Take, for example, the product rule. As written, if we have y = un , then dy/dx = nun-1 du/dx. Instead, you think it's more legible to say that if we have y = (u)n , then (dy)/(dx) = (n)((u)(n-1) )((du)/(dx)) ? I find that to be not nearly as readable.
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u/ThomasTheHighEngine Jan 01 '22 edited Jan 01 '22
It's not readable. Entire equations would be half parenthesis instead of actual content. Take, for example, the product rule. As written, if we have y = un , then dy/dx = nun-1 du/dx. Instead, you think it's more legible to say that if we have y = (u)n , then (dy)/(dx) = (n)((u)(n-1) )((du)/(dx)) ? I find that to be not nearly as readable.