Why are squared values so common ?
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It:
- abates negative effects by creating only positive numbers
- exacerbates effects as the value increases
- it denotes a number multiplying the same number
- analyzing it with visual methods I capture what non-linear relations are
My real question is: - where do I find it in real life/examples ? I’m kind of sleepy but could you help me unveil this ? I feel I can’t grasp the totality of its use, where is it in real life this squared number, rise/run variations ?
- abates negative effects by creating only positive numbers
- exacerbates effects as the value increases
- it denotes a number multiplying the same number
- analyzing it with visual methods I capture what non-linear relations are
My real question is: - where do I find it in real life/examples ? I’m kind of sleepy but could you help me unveil this ? I feel I can’t grasp the totality of its use, where is it in real life this squared number, rise/run variations ?
