What is the equation?

[kunve]

32.06=56.68
34.26=56.68
35.84=56.68
39.2=56.68
44.92=56.68
52.24=56.68

 

[kunve]

what equation do you come up for the 32.06, 34.26, 35.84, 39.2, 44.92 and 52.24 to equal 56.68

 

[HallsofIvy]

I think you MEAN
f(32.06)=56.68
f(34.26)=56.68
f(35.84)=56.68
f(39.2)=56.68
f(44.92)=56.68
f(52.24)=56.68
and are asking "what is f".
In fact there are infinitely many functions that satisfy this- there are infinitely many functions that will give ANY finite number of data points.

With this function, since every given value of x gives the same y value, 56.68, the simplest function is just the constant function f(x)= 56.68 for all x.

 

[sologuitar]

I think you MEAN
f(32.06)=56.68
f(34.26)=56.68
f(35.84)=56.68
f(39.2)=56.68
f(44.92)=56.68
f(52.24)=56.68
and are asking "what is f".
In fact there are infinitely many functions that satisfy this- there are infinitely many functions that will give ANY finite number of data points.

With this function, since every given value of x gives the same y value, 56.68, the simplest function is just the constant function f(x)= 56.68 for all x.

By constant function you mean a straight line. Yes?

 

[e.jane.aran]

With this function, since every given value of x gives the same y value, 56.68, the simplest function is just the constant function f(x)= 56.68 for all x.

By constant function you mean a straight line. Yes?

A straight line, yes, but, more to the point, an horizontal line, at a height of 56.68 units above the x-axis.

 

[Squarehead314]

The equation is f(x) = 56.68. This is assuming that the line is always horizontal, and completely continuous with no vertical asymptotes or undefined points.