May I ask, how are 0.65, 0.04, and 0.34 derived?

2020-07-24View Original

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May I ask, how are 0.65, 0.04, and 0.34 derived?

Reply #22020-07-25

Create a graph using the data in the table, with the X-axis representing VR/Q and the Y-axis representing X%; draw a tangent line at the point (VR/Q=0.2, X%=0.4). Two points on this tangent line are taken: A (X=0, Y=0.04) and B (X=3.4, Y=0.65); for reference.

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