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You are a gentleman and a scholar, thank you sir. I would have never figured that out while on tilt.

I'm asking how they managed to get those formulas to describe the graph. a few of my homework questions rely on me being able to get the correct formulas from a graph like this. So i can then find the voltage and amperes in the questions. I'm just trying to understand how 50t represents 0 < t...

assuming I'm going backwards for difference, 1) 50(1) - 50(0) = 50 2) 50(3) - 50(1) = 150 - 50 3) 50(4) - 50(3) = 200 - 150 i guess i don't know what the formula is

I'm asking how they managed to get those formulas to describe the graph. a few of my homework questions rely on me being able to get the correct formulas from a graph like this. So i can then find the voltage and amperes in the questions. I'm just trying to understand how 50t represents 0 < t <...