Homework Statement
THe x and y axes have been rotated about the origin through a 45 degree angle
to produce the X and Y axes.. Thus, a given point P (x,y) has coordinates in the first coordinate system and (X,Y) in the new coordinate system
The orignal equation is y=10sech(x).
What is...
Homework Statement
5x^3+10x^2+20x+15 is rotated through the angle 45 degrees to new xy coordinate system.Whats the equation to the coordinate system?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
New X= xcos(theta)+ycos(theta) New Y=-xsin(theta)+ycos(theta)
calculs
something similar to this:
http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/107292/rapid-approximation-of-tanhx
do you also know of any curve fitting software?
17.3-(17.3)e^(-92.34940680845194549420x)^y)=17.30181504460159157646-((17.3-(17.3)e^((-0.00118329948908244714x)^y))
anyone know how to solve this or a calculator that can?
Does anyone know of an online calculator that can form an equation of a curve with complex values and lots parameters?
An advanced curve fitting calculator
Y= C1(1/(1+C2e^C3x) for example
The closest logistic model i could calculate was
16.997769517/(1+35.79253791478e^-.6025402362228t)
Ok but certainly not satisfying.
Where t is in billions of years
I found an equation relating hubbles constant and time!It is highly simplified but helpful!
http://www.astronomycafe.net/qadir/q679.html
da/at = (2/3)*a0* (1/t0) * (t/t0)^-1/3
then dividing by a = a0 (t/t0)^2/3 you get
H(t) = H0*(t0/t)