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Math question -> Curves
Im working on a excel spreadsheet that can shows the price ranges of a Goalkeeper. I have ran into one problem, and that is a lack of data. However, I believe that I can Extrapolate a good amount of the data rather accurately. My question concerns A curve. The range of prices is a curve. Meaning a player with a skill of 1 has a lot bigger range of prices than a skill of 6. Can someone give me a formula that will allow me to predict the curve?
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Well, it depends. What kindof curve do you want? First order (straight line), Second order (parabola), or what (equations start getting funky after that)?
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I'd guess the function you're looking for would be along the lines of:
A + B ln x A,B -- coefficients you would have to work out ln -- the natural log x -- skill |
In your formula, 'A' is not a coefficient, it is a constant, as it has no variable.
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