To find the location of a missing point, you'll need some information. e.g., what form does the function that maps from x to y take, and where on the graph is the missing point.
You'll need to know the function that can be used to map from x to y or vice versa.
If you have a straight line, the function is
y=mx+b
Then if you know x but not y, you can calculate y via the function above. If you know y but not x, you can calculate x by solving the above formula for x.
You can use the same technique for other functions. If you don't have a function, you can use a number of interpolation techniques to infer the location of the missing point.


Greg H.
09/14/21

Greg H.
09/14/21
Mark M.
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