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    Linear Interpolation

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    This document shows a method for calculating an unknown capacity value (Y2) given radius values (X1, X2, X3) and known capacity values (Y1, Y3) using the formula (X2 - X1)(Y3 - Y1) / (X3 - X1). It applies this to example values with X1 = 161.08 ft, Y1 = 26,050 lbs, X2 = 170 ft, X3 = 180.42 ft, and Y3 = 23,010 lbs, calculating the unknown value Y2 to be 24,648 lbs.

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    Linear Interpolation

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    This document shows a method for calculating an unknown capacity value (Y2) given radius values (X1, X2, X3) and known capacity values (Y1, Y3) using the formula (X2 - X1)(Y3 - Y1) / (X3 - X1). It applies this to example values with X1 = 161.08 ft, Y1 = 26,050 lbs, X2 = 170 ft, X3 = 180.42 ft, and Y3 = 23,010 lbs, calculating the unknown value Y2 to be 24,648 lbs.

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    This document shows a method for calculating an unknown capacity value (Y2) given radius values (X1, X2, X3) and known capacity values (Y1, Y3) using the formula (X2 - X1)(Y3 - Y1) / (X3 - X1). It applies this to example values with X1 = 161.08 ft, Y1 = 26,050 lbs, X2 = 170 ft, X3 = 180.42 ft, and Y3 = 23,010 lbs, calculating the unknown value Y2 to be 24,648 lbs.

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    Linear Interpolation

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    Wesly Centerwall
    This document shows a method for calculating an unknown capacity value (Y2) given radius values (X1, X2, X3) and known capacity values (Y1, Y3) using the formula (X2 - X1)(Y3 - Y1) / (X3 - X1). It applies this to example values with X1 = 161.08 ft, Y1 = 26,050 lbs, X2 = 170 ft, X3 = 180.42 ft, and Y3 = 23,010 lbs, calculating the unknown value Y2 to be 24,648 lbs.

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    Radius Capacity

    Lower Values X1 Y1
    (X2 - X1)(Y3 - Y1)
    Middle Value X2 Y2 Unknown Value Y2 = Y1 +
    (X3 - X1)
    Higher Values X3 Y3

    (170 - 161.08)(23,010 - 26,050)


    X1 = 161 + 1/12 = 161.08 ft Y1 = 26,050 lbs Y2 = 26,050 +
    (180.42 - 161.08)

    X2 = 170 ft Y2 = ? (8.92)(-3040)
    Y2 = 26,050 +
    19.34
    X3 = 180 + 5/12 = 180.42 ft Y3 =23,010 lbs
    -27116.8
    Y2 = 26,050 +
    19.34

    Y2 = 26,050 - 1402.11

    Y2 = 24,648 lbs

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