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Knownx Knowny 1 1 2.5 2 2 3 2 4 1

This document contains a table with known x- and y-values and uses an interpolation formula to predict a new y-value for a given new x-value. It finds the two closest known x-values and uses the slope between their y-values to interpolate the new y-value. For a new x-value of 3.5, it predicts a new y-value of 1.5 using linear interpolation between the two nearest known x-y pairs.

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Knownx Knowny 1 1 2.5 2 2 3 2 4 1

This document contains a table with known x- and y-values and uses an interpolation formula to predict a new y-value for a given new x-value. It finds the two closest known x-values and uses the slope between their y-values to interpolate the new y-value. For a new x-value of 3.5, it predicts a new y-value of 1.5 using linear interpolation between the two nearest known x-y pairs.

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knownX knownY

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newX 3.5
newY 1.5 <- interpolation formula

=FORECAST(newX,OFFSET(knownY,MATCH(newX,knownX,1)-1,0,2), OFFSET(knownX,MATCH(newX,knownX,1)-1,

knownY
2.5

1.5 knownY

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0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
,MATCH(newX,knownX,1)-1,0,2))

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