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ldante11-Garnet
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December 19, 2017
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Equation for logarithmic linear equation

Hi

 

Need some help to create an equation for the 6 cases of  linear graph I attached the mathcad prime for your reference.

 I cannot make the graph straight using  this formula ( y= mx+b)  because x  should be   in  logarithmic  distance

 

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MJGAnswer
1-Visitor
December 19, 2017

ldante,

The equation is y=m*log(x)+b

For x1 & y1, this can be found to be y1=-0.52532*log(x1)+3.17596.

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LucMeekes23-Emerald V
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December 19, 2017

Hi Lex,

 

It's not completely clear what you want...

What you have is y=m*log(x)+b.

If you solve m and b in:   y1=m*x1+b

you get m=-0.01974 and b=3.21776.

You can do the same for the other sets.

 

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MJG1-Visitor
1-Visitor
December 19, 2017

I think OP is looking for your equation y=m*log(x)+b.

If you solve for m & b in  y1=m*log(x1)+b

you get m=-0.52532 and b=3.17596

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ldante11-GarnetAuthor
11-Garnet
December 19, 2017

Yes .. I need an equation . I am using  logarithmic scaling in x axis  .  Thank you in advance  🙂

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