Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Differential"

A: Differential pricing, also known as tiered pricing, refers to a strategy in which a company sets different prices for the same product or service depending on various factors such as customer segment, location, time of purchase, quantity bought, or features included.

For example, a software company might offer different pricing tiers for its subscription services, where customers can choose a plan based on the features they need. Similarly, airlines often implement tiered pricing where the cost of a ticket varies based on factors like how early the ticket was booked, the class of service, and the flexibility of the ticket.

This pricing strategy allows businesses to cater to different customer needs and maximize their revenue by charging higher prices to customers who are willing to pay more for additional features or convenience, while offering lower prices to price-sensitive customers or in markets where lower pricing is essential for competitiveness.

A: is this in math or other?

Other: the difference between 2 ideas/objects

Math: typically used to find the area under a curve, think of it as a opposite-derivative
d/dx(x^5)=5x^4
Int(5x^4)=x^5

Let me know how else I can help!

A: Differential measurement has no reference to the ground, the measurement is taken as the voltage differencr between the two wires.

A: Different: not the same; unique
Differential: subject to change; may be different; changeable; may vary

Distinct: stands out; unique; different from the others in a specific way
Distinctive: causing something to be unique or different

Some examples!
"She and I are very different people."
"She is unpredictable due to her differential behavior."
"The purple butterfly is distinct from the butterflies."
"The purple butterfly's wings have distinctive markings, making it stand out from other butterflies."

A: Differential doesn't really work here, you can use

Difference
Disparity
Discrepency

A: Sounds great! Just change it to, “There was a substantial difference between women’s wages and men’s wages back in the 90s.” If you have any further more questions feel free to ask me and I will help you. :))

A: Firstly, the question should be "what's the DIFFERENCE between want to and wanna?" :-)
secondly, there is no significant difference between want to and wanna but wanna is less formal i guess.

A: that's how we read it