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on the daily briefing ...they put up a seris of graphs....and on the last graph.......(the ammount of deaths / country it is used to watch for the flatterning of the curve)..........thye scale on the left hand side (death number)....................the scale is a total mess...parts of the scale in one area show x-3000 deaths then in other parts of the scale for the same distance (scalewise) the number of deaths is totally different sometimes by a factor of 3

in my mind it is making the outcome to fit the figures ...........or massaging the scale to get the required curve..........

 

is there some mathermatical reason for this...............or are they being untrueful...........

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It's a logarithmic scale, each 'unit' represents a 10-fold increase on the one before.ie 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000  (unit = the power of 10 used)

1 minute ago, Lord v said:

It's a logarithmic scale, it's needed where you have exponential growth or your graph looks like a vertical line. 

It's also used on a lot of loading charts in design calcs. 

 

beat me to it!

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11 minutes ago, biketestace said:

Anyone who eats soup with scones is tuned differently ?☺️

you are not going to let that go are you.................what i used to do was to crumble them up and add then to the bowl of soup so it looked like lean mix concrete ....then i could eat it with a fork and scoop some out and put it on my bread.............

livin the dream.........................:good:

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13 minutes ago, ditchman said:

you are not going to let that go are you.................what i used to do was to crumble them up and add then to the bowl of soup so it looked like lean mix concrete ....then i could eat it with a fork and scoop some out and put it on my bread.............

livin the dream.........................:good:

😋

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