Definitions
- Describing an investment portfolio that contains a variety of assets to reduce risk. - Referring to a business strategy that involves expanding into multiple markets or products to reduce dependence on a single source of revenue. - Talking about a characteristic of a risk that can be reduced by adding more investments to a portfolio.
- Referring to a mathematical function that can be differentiated to find its derivative. - Describing a feature or characteristic that distinguishes one thing from another. - Talking about a quality that allows for clear and distinct comparison between two or more things.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words are adjectives.
- 2Both words describe a quality or characteristic of something.
- 3Both words end in -able.
What is the difference?
- 1Meaning: Diversifiable refers to reducing risk through variety, while differentiable refers to distinguishing one thing from another.
- 2Usage: Diversifiable is used in finance and business contexts, while differentiable is used in mathematics and general comparisons.
- 3Application: Diversifiable is used to describe a strategy or characteristic that reduces risk, while differentiable is used to describe a quality that allows for clear comparison.
Remember this!
While both diversifiable and differentiable are adjectives that end in -able, they have different meanings and applications. Diversifiable is used in finance and business to describe a strategy or characteristic that reduces risk through variety, while differentiable is used in mathematics and general comparisons to describe a quality that allows for clear distinction between two or more things.
