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How do I use integration to work out the area under a curve?
I'm trying to use Excel to work out some targets and I know I want a 4%
reduction over the year- i.e. I had 100 last year and want 96 this year, so how do I work out how many I need to record in each financial quarter to make that happen? It wouldn't be one per quarter because that would give me a 'flat-line' target and not a decreasing trajectory. Apparently there's a formula, possibly something to do with integration and working out the area under a curve? Can anyone help??! |
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