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Hello again, I just had one more question about graphs. In this image there is a dotted line that is at 1.5 across and then there is another dotted line that goes down. I know these dotted lines are movable because my professor was able to move them around to the value that she desired. How would I access the same dotted line so that I can replicate what she was able to do?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
Your prof probably did something like this:
You can "nudge" the rectangles into an exact position by clicking and using the arrow keys.
The result I get here:
SG
Your prof probably did something like this:
You can "nudge" the rectangles into an exact position by clicking and using the arrow keys.
The result I get here:
SG
Sasukê wrote:
Is there any way that I could find out what number the dotted line lands at on the x-axis?
You can click the chart then in the Series tab in the sidebar at the right click 'Show Equation'.
On the chart you will now see something like:
y=-0.45x^2 + 1.5047x + 0.2549
If you know the y, then using the equation you should be able to solve for the x, and vice versa.
SG
Thank you so much, I was so lost. Is there any way that I could find out what number the dotted line lands at on the x-axis? Or would that be more of just guessing as best as I can?
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