explain the transformation needed to convert the following data to a linear data set.

{(1, 0.98), (2, 1.39), (3, 1.71), (4, 1.98), (5, 2.22), (6, 2.43)}

Question

explain the transformation needed to convert the following data to a linear data set.

{(1, 0.98), (2, 1.39), (3, 1.71), (4, 1.98), (5, 2.22), (6, 2.43)}

anonymous · Answer

@Nuke_ur_friend

anonymous · Answer

@mikeyymonroe

mikeyymonroe · Answer

I'm sorry to inform you @skinny23 but i may not be able to help you here, ill try my hardest but may not succeed.

anonymous · Answer

ok

mikeyymonroe · Answer

so what type of data set is it?

anonymous · Answer

to me it looks like a non linear data set

mikeyymonroe · Answer

are the increasing intervals of the data equal?

anonymous · Answer

yes I believe

mikeyymonroe · Answer

can you check for me and put the asnwer on here?

math&ing001 · Answer

Apparently your data does not increase linearly, maybe a logarithmic function like Ln could make it linear

mikeyymonroe · Answer

I agree with @math&ing001

anonymous · Answer

so basically I have to change some of the data  for it to be more linear?

mikeyymonroe · Answer

not change but manipulate. or thats what i see is needed to happen.