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I'm trying to write a formula that will predict any number along a curve if I
provide the x coordinate. Specifically, I'm a salesman and I have a product that is less expensive the more you buy. in other words, the price per unit becomes flatter in higher quantities, but is very steep in lower quantites. I have lots of data points on this curve at general quantites: 1000, 2000, 3000 etc. I want to write a formula that calculates the coresponding price/unit for whatever quantity I input (eg: 2374) based on the curve. Any suggestions? |
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