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chore(docs): fix typos in derive.mdx #762

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/api/utils/derive.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -74,11 +74,11 @@ const countersOneAndTwoSelectors = derive({
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In this example even if `baseProxy.counter3` or `baseProxy.counter4` are changed, `countersOneAndTwoSelectors` will re-compute all of the keys in it.
In this example if `baseProxy.counter3` or `baseProxy.counter4` are changed, `countersOneAndTwoSelectors` will re-compute all of the keys in it.

## get sub-objects due to update of unrelated proxies on parent proxy

As noted on his page, re-computation occurs when unrelated properties change. It is possible to use `get` on sub-objects. This has the benefit of not re-computing when properties of the parent object are updated. Example:
As noted on this page, re-computation occurs when unrelated properties change. It is possible to use `get` on sub-objects. This has the benefit of not re-computing when properties of the parent object are updated. Example:

```javascript
const baseProxy = proxy({
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