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Intersection point in graphs
All,
I have 2 sets of data. One set is directly proportional to the data on x-axis and the other is is inversely proportional. I want to find out at which point on the x-axis do the 2 data sets intersect. I can see it graphically but I need some kind of a formula to spit out that intersection point. Any help, suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks, R.K. |
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