How to Convert Non Linear Equations to Linear Form Y = mX + c

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[@NnanyelugoNwokwelu]

What if x and y are not in the equation

[@nakatonakilijjaritah]

Use transformation to linearize this equation y=[(a+√x)/b√x]^2 and employ linear regression to determine the parameters a and b.Basing on your analysis predict y at x=1.6. Given table X: o.5,1,2,3,4 and Y:10.4, 5.8, 3.3, 2.4, 2. Thanks Tr

[@earadicator]

I like this but for ax^2+b (at least) when graphing the horizontal axis as x^2, since n^2>=0, the graph of the linear equation can not continue to the left of the origin. For y/x, x=0 can not be plotted, etc.

[@lansizhui5301]

Wow.. this got easy... thanks for reviewing the igcse paper question really needed it😊

[@mochibins]

Thanks very much. This was way more helpful than any other video

[@TaraSulman]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful! :)

[@TheMuseOnline]

This is extremely helpful, thank you so much!! I come from a non-mathematical background and I have one question if I may. At 16:31 can you please explain what you mean by "ln e is reciprocal of one another"? How did you eliminate the e term there?

[@edgyman519]

you posted this comment 3 years ago but im still replying to help others.
ln means log base e, so ln e is = 1
so at ln e^(-bx), he took the '-bx' to the coefficient
so he was left with -bx ln e
which is = -bx x 1
so you are left with only -bx

[@nivetharaja6502]

Thank you so much sir👍

[@sswsean004]

how about y= a(x-k)^2 +b ?

[@vilakshanVV]

nice explanation method

[@paanazmi8062]

Hi can anybody help, after i convert from non-linear to Y=mX + c (linear form), why the graph won't plot straight line in desmos graph simulator?

[@DisciplineKing]

because the straight line is actually an approximation of the real values. we get the straight line by drawing a 'line of best fit'. look it up :D

[@paanazmi8062]

@@DisciplineKing i see..thank you very much. i want to show to my cousin Y=mX+C for better understanding by plotting on desmos...seems didnt work..do you know any other online graph that plot Y=mX+c?

[@DisciplineKing]

@@paanazmi8062 yes, GeoGebra is another free online graph plotting tool.

[@paanazmi8062]

@@DisciplineKing thank you very much for your help

[@NnanyelugoNwokwelu]

How about 1/v +1/u =1/f

[@oookok8552]

At 18:10, why is the graph going in the +x, -y region? Since y is in the natural log, it cannot be negative. Can someone explain?

[@MathematicsTutor]

Interesting. Note that the given exponential function has no restrictions on its domain.
ln y has no restrictions on its range. If you connect this with the example provided, you will appreciate that the graph domain has no restrictions. Hope that helps. Thanks

[@oookok8552]

@@MathematicsTutor Thanks alot Mr. Kumar! I understood what you said, thanks again!

[@IKE-kf7cg]

y=(a+x)/(b+x) can you transforming

[@zarithimran2486]

Nice video

[@NnanyelugoNwokwelu]

What if x and y are not in the equation