Coded Data Proofs (4):
Say that: y=x/k + C
And that: x={p, q} and y={p/k+C, q/k+C}
If this is the case:
And also:
Therefore, you’d have to say that:
Coded Data Proofs (4):
Say that: y=x/k + C
And that: x={p, q} and y={p/k+C, q/k+C}
If this is the case:
And also:
Therefore, you’d have to say that:
Coded Data Proofs (3):
Say y=kx+C and also that:
x={p, q} and y={kp+C, kq+C}
This would mean that:
And if the above is true:
Therefore:
Coded Data Poofs (2):
Say y=x/k and that: x={p, q}, y={p/k, q/k}.
This would mean that:
It would also mean that:
And if the above is true:
Coded Data Proofs (1):
Say y=kx, and also that: x={p, q}, y={kp, kq}.
This would mean that:
Therefore, when y=kx:
What we’d also be able to conclude is that:
When considering the above, we can deduce that:
Therefore, when y=kx: