Thread: How to solve for c and d?

Use the law N = c(t)^d

at t = 1, N = 1.7
at t = 2, N = 2.4
at t = 3, N = 2.9
at t = 4, N = 3.4

Solve for c and d.

I've been trying to do this for a while, but not sure how to solve it.

Originally Posted by AlphaRock

Use the law N = c(t)^d

at t = 1, N = 1.7
at t = 2, N = 2.4
at t = 3, N = 2.9
at t = 4, N = 3.4

Solve for c and d.

I've been trying to do this for a while, but not sure how to solve it.

HI

Are c and d both constants ? If so ..



When t=1 , N=1.7

, one to the power of anything would give you 1 .

c=1.7

at t = 2, N = 2.4