how can the graph between x and y be extrapolated?
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How can the graph between x and y be extrapolated?
x=linspace(140 230 10);
y=[54 60 70 76 86 100 112 130 152 180];
Find the value of y at x=0 and also extrapolate the graph until x=0.
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  Star Strider
      
      
 on 17 Mar 2016
				If this is not homework, is there any reason for you to assume that the data exist at x=0?
What are your data? (What are the actual units of ‘x’ and ‘y’?)
What process produced them?
Do you have a mathematical model of the process that produced them?
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  John BG
      
 on 18 Mar 2016
        
      Edited: John BG
      
 on 18 Mar 2016
  
      Parul
try
p=polyfit(x,y,3)
define the extended range x2, for instance
x2=linspace(100,600,10)
approximate vales of y along extended rage x2 with
y2=polyval(p,x2)
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thanks in advance
John
note: since i don't know whether it's homework or not i assume it isn't
it's not that don't care, just don't consider asking appropriate.
if you consider it may be an attempt of homework piggy-backing, just say nothing and hop to next question.
It could be genuinely an attempt to unblock a problem, regardless homework or not.
It could be a student with poor command of English taking courage and asking to keep pace.
it's up to you to decide whether to help or not, if you try to gather 'intel'
they may stop asking, and you don't want that, do you?
does it make sense?
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