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Title: Linear Interpolation


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(Linear) Interpolation
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  • To determine the value a/b of the way from l to
    u, compute the following

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Example
  • What value is 3/5ths of the way from 18 to 33?
  • Here a 3 and b 5, l 18 and u 33.

The distance from 18 to 33 is 15. Start at 18 and
go 3/5 0.60 times 60 of the distance of 15
from 18 to 33.
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  • What value is 3/5ths of the way from 18 to 33?
  • What value is 0.60 of the way from 18 to 33?
  • What value is 60 of the way from 18 to
    33?----------------------------------------------
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What value is 40 of the way from 33 to 18?
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Applying Linear Interpolation
  • In the previous two quarters a company made a
    profit of 700,000 on sales of 410 units, and a
    profit of 1,200,000 on sales of 635 units.
  • The companys forecast for the next quarter is
    sales of 575 units. Use linear interpolation to
    anticipate the companys profit for the next
    quarter.

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  • In the previous two quarters a company made a
    profit of 700,000 on sales of 410 units, and a
    profit of 1,200,000 on sales of 635 units.
  • The companys forecast for the next quarter is
    sales of 575 units. Use linear interpolation to
    anticipate the companys profit for the next
    quarter.
  • Begin by setting up a table

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  • 575 is 165/225 0.7333 (73.33) of the way from
    410 to 635.
  • So Determine the profit that is 165/225 0.7333
    of the way from 0.7 to 1.2

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  • Determine the profit that is 165/225 0.7333 of
    the way from 0.7 to 1.2
  • Profit 0.7 0.7333(1.2 0.7)
  • 0.7 0.7333(0.5)
  • 1.0667
  • Using linear interpolation we anticipate a profit
    of 1,066,667.

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Example
  • A car on a test track gets 34.5 miles per gallon
    (mpg) when traveling at a speed of 50 miles per
    hour (mph), and 38.0 mpg when going 60 mph. What
    mileage is anticipated at 55 mph? Use linear
    interpolation to anticipate the mileage at a
    speed of 55 mph.
  • 34.5 0.5(3.5) 36.25 mpg

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