没错,就是不清楚。24 of system A can be maped to 30 of B, 60 of A can be mapped to 90 of B, asking what can 100 of A be mapped to of B. Solution: (100-24)/(60-24) = (x-30)/(90-30)
以下是引用binneal在2004-1-21 13:05:00的发言: 没错,就是不清楚。24 of system A can be maped to 30 of B, 60 of A can be mapped to 90 of B, asking what can 100 of A be mapped to of B. Solution: (100-24)/(60-24) = (x-30)/(90-30)
When two variables are perfectly linearly related, the points of a scatterplot fall on a straight line. If you know the score of a subject on one variable then you can determine the score on the other variable exactly. For instance, y=cx+c, c denotes any constant number, is a linear relationship equation. Such y=5x+2, or y=17x+200, or the like. From our case, we know that: 30=k24+c 90=k60+c, so, it can be found k=5/3 and c= -10 Hence, the equation is y=(5/3)x -10 Let’s check: X=24 => y=(5/3)*24-10=30 X=60 => y=(5/3)*60-10=90 X=100 => y=(5/3)*100-10=470/3 But, if the question asks in this way: if 6=>30, 24=>60 what’s x=>100? Similar, from 30=k6+c 60=k24+c, we have k=5/3 and c=20, so X=6 => y=(5/3)*6 + 20 =30 X=24 => y=(5/3)*24 +20=60 x=? 100=(5/3)*x +20 => x=48 By the way, (100-24)/(60-24) = (x-30)/(90-30) => x=470/3