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Derivatives are usually taken with respect to time. The first derivative would have units of volume / time, i.e., a flow - for example - "so-and-so many cubic meters per second flow down our river".

The second derivate would refer to a change in the flow - when the flow of a liquid or gas increases or decreases with time.

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