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Oops, lost me there. If we were talking about DELTA V,
then I would agree that two states were involved. But
d(V) is defined, as we agreed above, as the limit where
the states become arbitrarily close together. So to
know d(V) we need only consider the properties of the
system in one arbitrarily small region. This makes
d(V) a function of state.