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  • Medium values

    04/10/2015 10:59
    Byte's Avatar Byte 90
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    In the challenge is described that for a given p(x) in a certain step you get min(p(x))=8, max(p(x))=10 and middle(p(x))=8.5, even if the average avg(p(x))=9 I want you to use 8.5.<br>I understand how you get the average. But how can you calculate the middle?
  • 04/10/2015 10:59
    sniperkid's Avatar sniperkid 5440
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    did you see the post by harvestsnow in the other thread, i think this explains it pretty well;<br><br><div class="\&quot;tbscode_standard_quote_headline\&quot;"><img alt="\&quot;Quote\&quot;" src="%5C">Quote from <a href="%5C">harvestsnow</a>:</div><div class="\&quot;tbscode_standard_quote\&quot;">The \"middle value\" is the value of the function at the middle of the interval.<br>For instance, the middle value of x^2 for the interval [0.00,0.01] is its value at 0.005, which is 0.000025.<br></div><br>
  • 04/10/2015 10:59
    Byte's Avatar Byte 90
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    Thanx a lot, I must overlooked it <img alt="\&quot;:)\&quot;" src="%5C">