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finding x intercepts
I have a formula and have created a list of coordinates and have graphed them
with a line chart and now i need to find the x intercepts of the line. Thankyou |
finding x intercepts
If you already have the equation, you don't need the points. Just solve the
linear equation. You need algebra, not Excel. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200713 |
finding x intercepts
But maybe teacher wants to show that the 'zero of a function' is the same as
its solution. The OP did not tell us anything about the equation so we cannot offer much advice. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... If you already have the equation, you don't need the points. Just solve the linear equation. You need algebra, not Excel. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200713 |
finding x intercepts
the answer depends on the equation. To find x-intercepts you need to set Y =
0 and solve for X. This may be simple or complex. Post the equation if you have problems. There are ways to estimate the X intercepts for complex equations. You can always write a program. also post how accruate you need your answer (number of decimal places). "Aaron" wrote: I have a formula and have created a list of coordinates and have graphed them with a line chart and now i need to find the x intercepts of the line. Thankyou |
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