Find the range of $a$ from given equation
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I want to find the range of $alpha$ with $A, B, C$, $p_1$ and $p_2$.
$Ax + B y +Cxy leq 0$.
$(1-alpha)p_1 leq x leq (1+alpha)p_1$.
$(1-alpha)p_2 leq y leq (1+alpha)p_2$.
How can I solve these equations to find a range of $alpha$?
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asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
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I want to find the range of $alpha$ with $A, B, C$, $p_1$ and $p_2$.
$Ax + B y +Cxy leq 0$.
$(1-alpha)p_1 leq x leq (1+alpha)p_1$.
$(1-alpha)p_2 leq y leq (1+alpha)p_2$.
How can I solve these equations to find a range of $alpha$?
functions
asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
375
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What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
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– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
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No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
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– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
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Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27
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I want to find the range of $alpha$ with $A, B, C$, $p_1$ and $p_2$.
$Ax + B y +Cxy leq 0$.
$(1-alpha)p_1 leq x leq (1+alpha)p_1$.
$(1-alpha)p_2 leq y leq (1+alpha)p_2$.
How can I solve these equations to find a range of $alpha$?
functions
asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
375
$endgroup$
I want to find the range of $alpha$ with $A, B, C$, $p_1$ and $p_2$.
$Ax + B y +Cxy leq 0$.
$(1-alpha)p_1 leq x leq (1+alpha)p_1$.
$(1-alpha)p_2 leq y leq (1+alpha)p_2$.
How can I solve these equations to find a range of $alpha$?
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asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
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asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
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edited Jan 10 at 12:31
kyub
asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
375
asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
375
asked Jan 10 at 10:18
kyubkyub
375
375
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What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
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– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
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No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
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– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
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Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27
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$begingroup$
What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
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– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
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No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
$endgroup$
– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
$begingroup$
Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27
$begingroup$
What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
$endgroup$
– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
$begingroup$
What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
$endgroup$
– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
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No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
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– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
$begingroup$
No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
$endgroup$
– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
$begingroup$
Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27
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Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27
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What are $;A,B,C, p_1,p_2;$ ? Is there any relation between them?
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– DonAntonio
Jan 10 at 10:22
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No, there is no relation between them. they are independent. I want to find range of $alpha$ w.r.t. variables $A,B,C,p_1,p_2$.
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– kyub
Jan 10 at 10:26
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Do you mean $Ax+By+Cxyle 0$?
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– Mythomorphic
Jan 10 at 11:27