In article <sspamims-C398A7.10470410042000 at news.ucalgary.ca>, Kurt Sims
<sspamims at uspamcalgary.ca> wrote:
> Thanks for the replies, I have the graph up with Excel, the only thing
> I can't figure out is how to get it to read an unknown, if I know the
> value on the Y-axis is there a way to get the program to tell me what
> the corresponding X-axis value is? I suppose I could just do it
> manually, but it's nice if it will do it for me.
You8 could use the Iterative method to approximate a value on a curve. I
think you could use Taylors theorum or Simpsons rule (not Bart) to
approximate a curve to a set of values.
This is of course from the long gone days when I could do this stuff from
memory.
> Thanks again.
>> Kurt
Cheers
Bob using a RiscPC700 and RISC OS
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