
Mark H. answered 04/12/15
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The general form is:
y = A*logx + B
since we know the x and y values at 2 points, we can write 2 equations for A an B
for x=1, y=0:
0 = A*log1 + B
for x=3, y=0.5:
0.5 = Alog3 + B
from the 1st equation, log1 = 0, therefore B = 0
then, the 2nd equation is:
0.5 = Alog3
A = 0.5 /log3 = 0.455
so, the equation is:
y = 0.455*logx