Thread: Show that u is a linear function of v -calculus

For u =

ln([f(x)/A] / [1-(f(x)/A))

And v = lnx

Show that u is a linear function of v.


Any hints? I'm not sure what the capital "A" is supposed to represent, I've never seen it before. Maybe just a general constant? I don't know...

Originally Posted by theowne

For u =

ln([f(x)/A] / [1-(f(x)/A))

And v = lnx

Show that u is a linear function of v.


Any hints? I'm not sure what the capital "A" is supposed to represent, I've never seen it before. Maybe just a general constant? I don't know...

You need to show that:



where is a constant. Use:



RonL