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chart: how much extra att you need to be equal to 1 extra %stat
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MountLag Wrote:I set them equal to each other is because we are assuming change in range is equal. So I did deltaR = deltaR -> A*deltaX = B*deltaY -> deltaX = B*deltaY/A -> deltaX = B/A when deltaY=1.

The result from your last pic goes deltaR = A*deltaX -> deltaX = deltaR/A. Substituting deltaR=B*deltaY in gives deltaX=B*deltaY/A -> deltaX=B/A when deltaY = 1, which would give the same result as what I did.

I just treated dX and deltaX as interchangeable because I was lazy. Thanks for showing that they really are interchangeable with that integral down there.

The changes (deltaX and deltaY) being proportional is definitely true; "setting the partials equal to each other" was just a mathematical miswording, I suppose, because it doesn't say what you meant to say.
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chart: how much extra att you need to be equal to 1 extra %stat - by Kalovale - 2013-04-02, 11:25 AM

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