Hi
I'm trying to figure out how to input quadratic equations of this format in Excel: (x2.5/a2.5) + (y2.5/b2.5) = 1 (where '2.5' indicates the power of 2.5). Can anyone advise?
Many thanks.
Joseph
Hi
I'm trying to figure out how to input quadratic equations of this format in Excel: (x2.5/a2.5) + (y2.5/b2.5) = 1 (where '2.5' indicates the power of 2.5). Can anyone advise?
Many thanks.
Joseph
Formula:
(x^2.5/a^2.5) + (y^2.5/b^2.5) = 1
Regards, TMS
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Thanks TMS!
I forgot to say I don't just want to write it, want to be able to solve it as a diagram: it should produce a rounded square called a 'super ellipse'.
Regards,
Joseph
I guess you'd need to express y in terms of x and then calculate the values of y for each x and chart the pairs.
Never done that, sorry.
Regards, TMS
A B C 1 a 1 2 b 2 3 4 x y 5 0.00 2.0000B5: =b * (1 - (x/a)^2.5) ^ (1/2.5) 6 0.05 1.9996 7 0.10 1.9975 8 0.15 1.9930 9 0.20 1.9856 10 0.25 1.9748 11 0.30 1.9600 12 0.35 1.9407 13 0.40 1.9164 14 0.45 1.8865 15 0.50 1.8503 16 0.55 1.8068 17 0.60 1.7548 18 0.65 1.6931 19 0.70 1.6195 20 0.75 1.5312 21 0.80 1.4237 22 0.85 1.2896 23 0.90 1.1140 24 0.95 0.8575 25 1.00 0.0000
That's the first quadrant.
Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
Wow,
thanks you so much SHG!
Regards,
Joseph
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