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Is it possible to get exact values from a graph that isn't one of your data
points? When I graph nonlinear variables is there some type of formula I can type in to get me an exact x value for a specific y value. For example i have x values of 0, 1, 2.5, 5, 10.... and y values of 100, 79, 55, 32, 12. If I want to know what x equals when y=50 how do i go about doing that? I know that I can't use the standard y=mx+b because my data is not linear... any suggestions?? I've been trying to figure it out for a couple of weeks and its starting to drive me crazy. Ive looked into a couple of other graphing programs (Igor Pro, GraphPad Prism and Delta Graph 3 and they have been no help either!) Thank you! |
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