Midpoint extrapolation

Using the Midpoint Formula to extrapolate data

[@Luismaa28]

Thank you, I'm Mexican and I didn't find it in Spanish, but I searched in English and I found it! Thanks!!!!!

[@arunsaha5970]

The language of mexican is what?hi I am Indian

[@hanmnan]

THANK YOU....I LEARNED AND YOU SAVE ME TIME....

[@hebaelhouni6268]

You can predict y by slope its alot easier 🤔

[@aatrends7721]

Thank you Soo much

[@aylinaguirre6090]

Thanks you so much!!

[@hannahbelle63]

This is not the way to solve for interpolation and extrapolation given multiple x and y values. You will get a wrong answer

[@martinasenov3361]

too complex explanation for something that simple

[@ogog173]

how to find x when u know y

[@kevinprager1139]

I have absolutely know idea what any of this is or means. Just by looking at the table I estimated the answer was 15 without doing a single calculation or writing anything down. I understand none of the reasons you do anything you do. I guessed the answer was 15 in less than 5 seconds. I would never want a degree in whatever you are doing.

[@Unscather]

It's about estimating data beyond the given information using averages. Instead of finding the average, we use the average to find the right point of (20, 10) since we're extrapolating outside of the current domain. In this case, since we know (16 + 24) / 2 = 20 for the x values, we can claim that (6 + y2) / 2 = 10 for the y values. From here, you solve for y2. Not sure where you're at in Mathematics, so I'll suggest learning more about plotting points on a graph (or independent and dependent relationships) to help visualize this process. Otherwise, practice with finding averages of groups of numbers before tackling this.

[@kevinprager1139]

@Unscather I dropped out of school when I was about 14 yrs old. I've taught myself. I watch educational videos. I will never step foot in a school or college ever again. I will never have a diploma or GED. I have no idea what grade this would be in. I appreciate your response. I do care about predictions. I try to understand programming. I don't have any background in math. Odd things I learn and forget because they have zero use in reality. If my job required me doing this I would quit. I don't understand anything beyond basic algebra. I barely understand that, I've never encountered an object where I couldn't measure all sides. Lol. I remember average median and mean. I dropped out of school around then. Worthless things that you can do with numbers that can't gain you a dollar. That's what I termed that all as, even if you understood it. I make money by predicting future events using probability. I designed a methodology. I showed a college. I wasn't wrong. Sars 2020 does happen. Math dictated it. Time forced it. I called it inevitable and impending. I could visualize it. When someone says they see the future. You assume they lie, until they describe it in full detail and it matches the exact future that occurs. Then you wonder. How'd they do that. But when they told you they see the future. Were they lying. Apparently no. So then how. See. I saw Sars 2020 based on probability and math I do understand. I am a retard and capable of determining it was more than 50% likely. I can't do complex math. I used all known methods I knew and got the same result every calculation. Sars 2020. If you predict Sars 2020 the odds of you being wrong are 0% and then you say why? Because you're not supposed to be able to predict future events at all, let alone predict them in a way where it's impossible for you to be wrong. I seek people who understand math better than me. To help better display and show what I am saying chronologically. That, Sars 2020 is not random. I had enough information to make the prediction live inside a college Aug 1 2017. Told them Sars from China will shut your college down before Aug 1 2020. Mark my words. I won't be wrong. So who am I. How did I know that. Think that. Gamble that? Say that, phrase that. Why phrase that?. There are many things I would like to explain to someone who understands math better than me. Now this college wants to refuse to acknowledge my prediction.....of course. I can't waste 5 seconds of my life in a classroom dude. A gun went off once, I froze time. I've been able to see the future for roughly 20 years. Fragments of it. I would like to show you this research I've conducted. I make predicting the future, not so impossible. & think, I know people smarter than me exist, so why would I be the only one with the ability to predict the future, and profit from it. Predicting and being correct is one thing, but can you perceive deep enough beyond Sars 2020 occurring to understand how to profit from an inevitable future event before it occurs. 50k on dogecoin 2019 does = 10 million USD by 2021 everytime. You got 1 chance in live-time. Most can't see how to gain. Most refuse to see its predictable. It's inevitable. It's impending. They don't know what words even mean. Worthless to warn planet retard. So I warned a college professor, the least retarded of people I discovered thus far.

[@kevinprager1139]

@Unscather this math I did Aug 1 2017 told me the future is not random and it showed me things within the year 2020 and 2021 years in advance. I relayed this information to the professor. We aimed at Wuhan waiting. Understand. Invisible Math boiling. Probability boiling. But it was determined before I predicted anything. It would happen 2020 even if I predicted nothing or didn't exist. Hence NOT RANDOM. As I suggested Aug 1 2017

[@hptriogal]

Too...slow, like a sloth. Try speeding up a bit, please.

[@nathanromano7689]

not all people can understand things by going so fast js